Get out
Get out verb - To become known.
Pulling
Pulling noun - The act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you.
Both terms in one sentence
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During an early episode of Family Guy, Peter recalls trying to get out of a speeding ticket by pulling his shirt up to expose his man boob.
Source: I Have Boobs, You Must Obey! -
At the end of the ride Earnhart cried when they arrive at Daytona, pulling onto the track he says "This is where you get out boy, cause Number 3 ain't comin' back."
Source: Beware of Hitchhiking Ghosts -
They said this air would be breathable Get in, get out again and no one gets hurt Something is pulling me up the hill I look down in my red shirt I look down in my red shirt
Source: Red Shirt
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