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No Ragrets 

Scotty P's shitty tattoo in the movie We're The Millers.
Scotty P- "This tat here is my credo No Ragrets"

David- " You have no ragrets? Not even a single letter?

Scotty P- "No Way Not Me"
No Ragrets by NoRagrets4Life March 19, 2014
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no ragrets 

1. A really unintelligent way to spell "no regrets" ya know what I'm sayin'?
( Also an Epic Fail tat)
Made famous ( I think) by Mark L. Young (Scottie P.)
"That's my creedo: no ragrets." -- We're the Millers (2013)
no ragrets by TIKItorches7 April 14, 2014

No regrets 

The good feeling you get that follows you doing something really good or doing something you probably shouldn't have.

*Side effects of the second senario may result in some or many regrets at a later date.
1. I'm proud of what I did today. I tried my best, no regrets.

2. (After doing something crazy) That was awesome. I can't believe I did that, no regrets!
No regrets by GhostWriter429 August 11, 2016

no regrets 

An excuse for doing something rashly. Usually used in a very childish manner and for actions that aren't really that big of a deal. Often used with the shocker hand signal.

See YOLO.
Sarah: OMG, I can't believe we just did that thing we just did! #noregrets

Kylie: I know right! No regrets!
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Northstarring

Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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