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A bad ass radio control truck made by Traxxas
George: Look at that piece of shit savage get own3d by that 2 year old driving that T-maxx

Frank :WOW that truck is crap

George:That truck sucks major ass

Melvin: Stop it I love my Savage
T-maxx by unknown2.5 December 20, 2003
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A 1/10 scale, radio controlled, nitro powered, four wheel drive monster truck.
Dude, what motor you running in your T-Maxx?
T-Maxx by HolmWrecker March 31, 2003
an r/c truck whoes sole purpose in life is to be dropped from a helicopter from 200 feet up, and watching it splatter into thousands of pieces. savages own all.
whoa, that one blew up real good.

yalp, tmaxx sux.
t-maxx by Reed April 23, 2004

T.J. Maxx 

A workplace that sucks the soul from the body and drains all that is joyful from it until all that's left is desolation.
"I just got out of work at T.J. Maxx and I think I'm gonna go jump off a bridge."
T.J. Maxx by Rhapsodi August 2, 2008
A nitromethane powered hobby level R/C monster truck designed by the Traxxas company. It is 1/10 scale, and has an enourmous aftermarket parts selection available.

The new Tmaxx 3.3 has a top speed of over 40 miles per hour, which is very fast for an R/C monster truck.
Jimmy Chimo just got a Traxxas TMaxx and he is going to run it this weekend at the BMX track
tmaxx by Moonbratu May 6, 2006
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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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