A nickname for NBA star Tracy McGrady. He has been with the Toronto Raptors, Orlando Magic, Houston Rockets and New York Knicks.
If t mac didn't get injured too often, he would've been worth the $21.8M he earned for 2009-2010 NBA Season.
by taeka69 May 26, 2010
Bro, last Friday night I got so piss-ass drunk on Beefy T's that I blew chunks on this chick giving me a beej.
by pbateman23 September 03, 2009
by TTRdenden503 May 04, 2010
by The internet troll May 23, 2010
The ultimate terminator that appears in Terminator 2: The 3D ride at universal studios. It stands roughly 6 times higher that the T-800 and is reminiscent of a spider. It has the liquid traits of the T-1000 although it is never shown transforming as the T-1000 can. The only way that it could be destroyed was in a massive explosion that consumed the T-800 and the Skynet building.
by JD Wells November 16, 2006
The new substitution for the 'Chuck Norris' Jokes. As with Steven Segal. He has he's own individual potential for jokes, but most people just replace the names of the persona 'facts'.
This does not, however, change the awesome righteousness of Mr. T.
Mr. does pity. And I'm a afraid it's you, 'fool'.
Pain!
This does not, however, change the awesome righteousness of Mr. T.
Mr. does pity. And I'm a afraid it's you, 'fool'.
Pain!
'Speed walking? I pity you fool!'
Mr. T and/or Chuck Norris and/or Steven Segal don't read books, they stare them down until the books give them the information.
The new word of the day is PAIN!!!!!!
During the first season of American Gladiators, 24 contestants died while attempting to run the Eliminator. The Eliminator was a cardboard cutout of Mr. T.
Mr. T and/or Chuck Norris and/or Steven Segal don't read books, they stare them down until the books give them the information.
The new word of the day is PAIN!!!!!!
During the first season of American Gladiators, 24 contestants died while attempting to run the Eliminator. The Eliminator was a cardboard cutout of Mr. T.
by Jeremy Jonusas October 09, 2008
A popular music artist. Yes, I say "popular" because he sings on subjects that are inferior enough for mainstreamers, teenyboppers and hoodrats to relate to. Obviously according to this man's music club-hopping is the center of his life, he falls in love with women with ribald job positions (i.e. stripper) and he has a weird obsession with drinks or buying people drinks.
He is NOT R&B. He is the commercial-pop version of R&B. And anyone who think he is the best or "hot" need to die. This generation of young adults need to jump off a bridge.
He is NOT R&B. He is the commercial-pop version of R&B. And anyone who think he is the best or "hot" need to die. This generation of young adults need to jump off a bridge.
by twistedbabydoll September 25, 2007