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paratrooping

When you're in another city and you go in a bar with the sole intention of sleeping with somebody just so you have a place to stay.
Joy: So, which hotel are you staying at in Boston?
Steve: Actually, I think I'll just go paratrooping this time.
paratrooping by nameless-baby December 17, 2008
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in omnia paratus 

it means "ready for anything"

your life is an open book
after jumping off a building and living...just scream "in omnia paratus "
in omnia paratus by Lorelai Straker September 19, 2010

semper paratus 

The motto of the United States Coast Guard, meaning "always ready".
"The Coast Guard is a service that is always Semper Paratus."
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Utrinque Paratus 

This is the regimental motto of the Parachute Regiment, It's plastered on anything Airborne as far a literature goes.
Unlike the American motto "Airborne All The Way" we do not use it on a daily basis in conversation. Its means: "Ready for Anything"
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Utrinque Paratus
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prakrati 

a). Is the Sanskrit word for 'Nature'.

Is amazingly pretty. Can be as cute as one can imagine but can also turn onto you like a machine gun if you poke her.

Loyal, honest and adoroble. Her beauty gives her boyfriend numerous reasons to feel insecure.

b). Just 0001 left in the world.

If you ever find this only treasure.
Wow! She's such a Prakrati!
prakrati by LoveNature November 24, 2013

Paratrooping

Similar to the concept of paratroopers designed by the military to be dropped behind enemy lines, knowing that they will fight harder when they have no option to retreat, paratrooping is when you go to a bar in another city intentionally not having a place to stay that night, because you will work harder if you have no choice but to go home with a girl.
"I really wanted to trade up to a hotter girl, but I had to take the sure thing because I was paratrooping"
Paratrooping by charmdlife February 7, 2013
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