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Tencent
Chinese version of Electronic Arts. They suffer the same problems of buying companies and transferring their ownership to the Chinese government, as well as being greedy in their individual games.
Tencent by The Real Driller March 19, 2023
Tenac
A birthmark on Jack Black's right ass cheek
you can look it up in the dictionary, it won't be there.
you can look it up in the dictionary, it won't be there.
Tenac by sebastiancee November 25, 2007
Tenacious D
1. The Greatest Band on Earth. Period.
2. a highly misunderstood force in the Rock genre that has influenced up and coming musicians worldwide.
3. Rock duo consisting of Jack Black (vocals, rhythm guitar), and Kyle Gass (lead guitar, backup vocals), occasionally hosting guests such as J.R. Reed, Sasquatch, and Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters.
2. a highly misunderstood force in the Rock genre that has influenced up and coming musicians worldwide.
3. Rock duo consisting of Jack Black (vocals, rhythm guitar), and Kyle Gass (lead guitar, backup vocals), occasionally hosting guests such as J.R. Reed, Sasquatch, and Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters.
how can you say D fans dont like Zeppelin? They did an unplugged version of Tribute with a STAIRWAY solo for shit's sake!
Tenacious D by Jables June 15, 2004
Tenac
The undefined word given to Jack Black as a sloppy birthmark of which became the beginning of the band name 'Tenacious D'. Kyle Gass owns the other birthmark which states 'ious D'.
Tenac + ious D = Tenacious D
Tenac by Tom Brinkman November 26, 2006
Tenacious D
The best fucking band...but why you ask?
1. Their name is great.
2. They don't care what people think of them.
3. They got a friend named Lee
4. They don't play for money.
5. THEY ARE THE TWO KINGS!
1. Their name is great.
2. They don't care what people think of them.
3. They got a friend named Lee
4. They don't play for money.
5. THEY ARE THE TWO KINGS!
JB: "Kyle took a bullet for me, now I gotta rock for three, KG and me, don't forget about Tenacious D!"
Tenacious D by BiggyJee December 30, 2004
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