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Thomas Hawk 

Brother of Tony, he can be found when out skiing or snowboarding usually in the trees but not confined to them. He can also be found when attempting to jump off a cliff. He's pesky and you'll know when you run into him. But Great guy

He also responds to his alter ego Tomahawk
I sent a cliff went nose heavy and then all of a sudden our buddy Thomas Hawk came out of nowhere
Thomas Hawk by Interrupting will February 17, 2017
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thomas hawks 

He is a kid who has confidence and none all in one sitting, a kid who can bring an army down just with sheer will power, a loving and hating child. He has few friends, but the friends he has mean everything and more. When he loves something he doesn't just love, he obsesses.. In a good way! Everything he needs is where he resides, but everything he wants is too far to grasp. Thomas Hawks is a kid of his word.
Dude #1: Did you see that stunt that guy pulled?!
Dude #2: Yeah, he must've been a Thomas Hawks or something..
Dude #1: Woah dude..
thomas hawks by Spanky Mcspanky June 17, 2014

sam thomas hawkes

Sweetest guy everrrr. Loyal friend usually with long flowin locks of beautiful hair =] Very intelligent and funny. Addictive personality, particularlly when an activity involvs killing zombies. Generally an awesome guy - great hugger too.
He wasn't JUST a nice guy. He was a Sam Thomas Hawkes
sam thomas hawkes by b_me July 2, 2010

thomahawk 

When one sneeks his thumb up his/her owns arse than wipes it on one's apprentice's forehead, preferably aligned with the eye brows.
john just thomahawked jill while out at dinner.
thomahawk by aloiusrfn;oirew November 14, 2009
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