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"Kayla, Don't pull a sully! Ill miss you"
Sully’s come in all different ways.
Everyone should have a sweet, caring, and empathetic Sully in their life. These Sully’s are truly down for anything as long as they are spending time with you. They light up the room, and are the type of person you want close to you when life gets hard. These kind of Sully’s are full of empathy for others, but are also very fragile themselves, and need a friend in their life too.
Then you have, the ambitious, adventurous, leader kind of Sully. These Sully’s are always going out of they’re way for a new adventure, or a cure to solve one of life’s biggest problems. These Sully’s tend to stick to their goals, and don’t let anything get in their way, but truly underneath, they are just a cute little caring Sully.
Sully’s are the kind of person you need in your life.
I’m having a hard day, I really need a Sully around.
The sully is when a mens tie is shown on the back of a buisness shirt.
Aw dude you have a raging sully let me fix it for ya.
Saul cardenas the pimp is a soccer legend and he pulls mad hoes and hes the sully wully master
Wow hes such a sully wully
adj. A Sully is the person in your social circle who club bouncers are magnetically drawn to. A Sully's illicit activity in a club will always be detected, usually embarrassingly quickly, and will result in their being ejected, with lots of tut-tutting and slow head-shaking.
adverb. 'Doing a Sully,' 'He did a Sully;' the person in question was thrown out of the venue, having been caught with a wrap, spliff, cigarette etc.
"Oh mate, I was in the club, I'd been in there ten mins, went to the bog, opened a wrap and was just getting into it when, boom boom boom, bouncer hammering on the door. Yeh, I got thrown out." "Oh, you done a Sully yeh? Wanker."
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She had a lil sully with over 50 thousand followers
Verb, to grossly over-exaggerate. Usually this is with a fact or experience. To properly pull a sully, you must always reference a certain website or source, which can never be found at a later time. This practice is extremely annoying.
Guy 1: Have you heard about the new Audi Q 5? It's diesel gets 81MPG! I heard ti on the Audi website!
Guy 2: I don't think so. Let's check that website.
(Website says it gets 25 MPG)
Guy 1: I could have sworn it said 81! I must have read it somewhere else!
Guy 2: Shut up. Don't pull a Sully on me.