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pullout party 

While the women are having their baby shower, the guys throw a party for the new father. Almost like a second bachelor party to celebrate his last days before becoming a family man.
Your brother is about to have a baby. Throw a pullout party to haze him for not pulling out.
pullout party by Goreela February 28, 2014
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Pullout Party 

A small get together of car friends to celebrate the pulling out of a motor that is in a project car. Usually someone fires up the BBQ, there's drinks, and music. Everyone who attends helps wrench to get the motor out.
Yo Mike! We're throwing Dave a pullout party for his Cressida. It's time to pull that pos 7mge outta there to make room for the 1jz.
Pullout Party by DJ MIDNIGHT November 5, 2016
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