Pulling A Louis Edit Meaning

1.

The act of taking something very simple, such as an expression or anecdote, and then breaking it down, and/or proving it false due to a science that no one cares about.

-"Hey. Did you hear that?"

"No."

-"How don't you hear that?"

"I can't hear into the past-"

-"Actually, due to the speed sound travels at you only hear the past."

"No man, I hear things when I hear things--"

-"No you don't."

"Dude, you're totally Pulling a Louis!"

See rediculous, condescending

1.

The act of taking something very simple, such as an expression or anecdote, and then breaking it down, and/or proving it false due to a science that no one cares about.

-"Hey. Did you hear that?"

"No."

-"How don't you hear that?"

"I can't hear into the past-"

-"Actually, due to the speed sound travels at you only hear the past."

"No man, I hear things when I hear things--"

-"No you don't."

"Dude, you're totally Pulling a Louis!"

See rediculous, condescending