Pulled a Frick

When you bring up a relationship and find out it had just ended and now the conversation is really awkward.

Annabelle- “are you and Maddie still together”

Boy- “we just broke up...”
Alex- OOF YOU JUST PULLED A FRICK

Pull a Frank

The prerequisite to 'Pulling a Frank' is being laughably dense , and generally means having a misconception of something that should be elementary and relatively easy to piece together, even for a preschooler. 'Pulling a Frank' means going throughout most of your life with such a misconception until you ask someone about it, most likely a friend.

You and your friend walk through the park.
Suddenly your friend spots a white dove.
Your friend ponders for a moment then asks you, "Hey, Stephen. Is it true that doves turn into seagulls?"
You simply reply "Why yes. Yes of course, Frank" overwhelmed by your friend's unprecedented stupidity.

That's how you pull a frank. You're now so embarrassed to be seen with him you start pacing a little faster than him, as you walk through the park.

Pull a Teddy

To evade responsibilities to have fun.
To run away from one's duties to do something else.

I was in a meeting but it was boring so I had to Pull a Teddy.
Rachel did not show up to the fundraiser, she pulled a teddy.

pulled an aerial

/ˈaerıąl/
verb
in a quick manner; by degrees.

"He stepped down after MD1 and he pulled an aerial"

Pulling a Salloum

When you leave a group of people without any prior or post notice.

What is he doing walking out the door quietly? I think he’s currently pulling a Salloum...