pulling a v
pulling a v by ihateyousomuchitsnotevenfunny August 14, 2010
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Pulling a Vo
Pulling a Vo by 🔑 gang April 13, 2019
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Pulling a Von Karma
Guy 1: Hey i heard a bunch of loud banging noises in here, you alright?
Guy 2: Oh not much i was just Pulling a Von Karma.
Guy 1: ...Maybe you should take a break from your game.
Guy 2: Oh not much i was just Pulling a Von Karma.
Guy 1: ...Maybe you should take a break from your game.
Pulling a Von Karma by -msaw- September 18, 2020
pulling a victor
pulling a victor by tilatequilalovah January 12, 2008
Pulling-A-Van
VERB, Meaning to: promise to meet up only to (at the last minute) make up a false and clearly absurd excuse
Bob: I hear Tiffany is going to pass through tonight
Frank: Yo i havent seen her since college!
Marie: Tiffany just called she said she was on her way but her car just broke into pieces!
Bob: I think tiffany is pulling-a-van!
Frank: Yo i havent seen her since college!
Marie: Tiffany just called she said she was on her way but her car just broke into pieces!
Bob: I think tiffany is pulling-a-van!
Pulling-A-Van by Semtex1010 January 26, 2014
Pulling a Vic
"What!? But that is important- I can't believe you are pulling a Vic rn. THAT IS IMPORTANT FOR MY OC'S ARC
Pulling a Vic by Alex (traumatized Morpheus) October 15, 2022
Pulling a Vinkie
Leaving the office early when your boss has left early as well.
Pulling a Vinkie is best done between, roughly, lunch and 4pm. After 4 you can't really say it's a Vinkie anymore, that's just leaving early.
If you notice colleagues doing Vinkies regularly, they are probably not happy in their work. If you see them doing it smiling, they probably already have another job elsewhere.
Pulling a Vinkie is best done between, roughly, lunch and 4pm. After 4 you can't really say it's a Vinkie anymore, that's just leaving early.
If you notice colleagues doing Vinkies regularly, they are probably not happy in their work. If you see them doing it smiling, they probably already have another job elsewhere.
A: Where's the boss?
B: he left already.
A: Vinkie!
B: Dude, it's half past 5, too late for pulling a Vinkie!
B: he left already.
A: Vinkie!
B: Dude, it's half past 5, too late for pulling a Vinkie!
Pulling a Vinkie by Milanifan October 21, 2010
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