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What is pulled A Sarah?
"like"-ing every comment/wallpost/anything worthy of liking in your path.
Hayley: STOP PULLING A SARAH MENDOZA, STOOPS.
pulled A Sarah - video
Pulled A Sarah - what is it?
"like"-ing every comment/wallpost/anything worthy of liking in your path.
Hayley Pascual: STOP PULLING A SARAH MENDOZA, STOOPS.
What does "pulled A Sarah" mean?
to suddenly leave office for undisclosed reasons during the final term of governorship.
don't tell me you're pulling a sarah palin on me in the middle of our Madden game match!
Pulled A Sarah - what does it mean?
To spill absolutely everything on yourself all the time.
Boy: Damn girl you spilled the damn table on yourself you always pull a Sarah
Girl: I’m sorry I’m a mess
Pulled A Sarah - meaning
Pulling a Sarah is when you're derpy and accidentally injure themselves or break something. Or get too drunk too fast.
"Hahaha did you see that kid trip and fall? He just pulled a Sarah!
She got drunk off 2 shots, pulled a Sarah!"
Pulled A Sarah - definition
is when you are playing pool, and you sink the 8 ball, 8 games in a row.
LMAO. They are pulling a sarah again!
Pulled A Sarah - slang
Charlie knew his girlfriend was planning to pull a sarah, so he took off his boxers before getting into bed with her.
Pulled A Sarah
Falling in love with a bizarre fictional character only to deeply regret it later in life
Lol, my daughter is totally pulling a sarah. This is going to be so funny in a few years.
Pulled A Sarah
1. When a person tells a very long but exciting story but "accidentally" forgets the point of his or her story at the climax, leaving his or her audience shocked and unsatisfied.
2. When a person "accidentally" drops his or her iPod in the toilet and kills it.
Person 1: I have to get a new iPod.
Person 2: Why? What happened to your old one?
Person 1: It fell in the toilet.
Person 2: Hahaha you pulled a Sarah! But don't worry, pulling a Sarah happens to everyone.
Pulled A Sarah
When you smoothly and nonchalantly peace out of family activities while on vacation and do your own thing.
Alison: “is Sarah coming to the beach?”
Sarah’s husband: “yeah where is Sarah. Be nice to have some helping watching our group of five little ones.”
Alison’s husband: “She’s pulling a Sarah. She went for a run and is probably sitting on the deck and having a gin and tonic.”