paraduity
A type of blue grasslike people rittled with occasionally bursting red dots, stooping slightly over with age, and are allergic to bright areas, and are in need of glasses for close-range sights.
There is a paraduity on the ground.
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paradussy by ballussyussy May 18, 2022
Paradita
A "Paradita" is a lower end prostitute in the "La Caohuila" section of Tijuana. Their price ranges are usually more affordable then higher end prostitute's that are found at the regional establishments but the range of services that a paradita offers are also more limited.
RD: Hey, check out that Paradita. She seems like the kind of puta that would go for twenty bucks bro.
LSB: Yeah bro, but she wont take it in the pooper unless I give her an additional five bucks.
LSB: Yeah bro, but she wont take it in the pooper unless I give her an additional five bucks.
Paradita by El Vagabundo de Tijuana April 19, 2011
Paradite
The plural of paradox; a Paradite refers to a set, cluster, or system of paradoxes that coexist, reinforce, or constrain one another - often forming a stable structure rather than a contradiction to be solved.
When paradoxes don't cancel each other out, but form a stable system instead.
When paradoxes don't cancel each other out, but form a stable system instead.
"Consciousness exists as a Paradite: free will vs determinism; self vs other; continuity vs change."
"Paradite = An ecology of contradictions."
"Paradite = An ecology of contradictions."
Paradite by BobbySaxon January 22, 2026
Paradite
The plural of paradox; a Paradite refers to a set, cluster, or system of paradoxes that coexist, reinforce, or constrain one another - often forming a stable structure rather than a contradiction to be resolved.
Paradite = An ecology of contradictions. (When paradoxes don't cancel each other out, but form a stable system instead.)
Paradite = An ecology of contradictions. (When paradoxes don't cancel each other out, but form a stable system instead.)
Consciousness exists as a Paradite: free will vs determinism; self vs other; continuity vs change.
Systems Theory: Resilient systems don't eliminate paradox, they stabilize Paradites.
Systems Theory: Resilient systems don't eliminate paradox, they stabilize Paradites.
Paradite by BobbySaxon January 22, 2026
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