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1.00: Release 1.01: Fixed Hiragana display on Windows. T is the 20th letter in the English alphabet. TATAR SAUCE! T starts with TATAR SAUCE?!? And what makes up ty? This leter and y. T, not to be confused with L, is the fifth letter of the French alphabet. It shouldn't be confused with L because L used to be its internal lover until they divorced in 1995 and T devoted his/her (who knows what gender it is) life to attacking mailboxes with scissors and pop. Previous letter: "S" Next letter: "U" T，是包括英文在内，欧洲高达八成的国家的第二十个字母，因为它相关字句的关系使得它格外具有政治性。 Marilyn Manson's Dead Pony redirects here. For other uses, see Kitten Huffing (disambiguation) “Morbo cannot read his teleprompter. How do you say the letter that looks like a little man in a hat? Hello little man, I WILL DESTROY YOU!!!” ~ Morbo on T Le T est une lettre de l'alphabet livrée en vrac ou en sachet, et qui se consomme à cinq heure de l'après midi. SLASH'EM introduces new creatures that use the T glyph: * T troll: * T two-headed troll * T black troll A role in group combat. The tank will attempt to be the one to take damage from the enemy. With the AI hate system, this means that they must be the one dealing adequate damage or Taunting the enemy to keep it attacking the tank. Most often group members with high defense abilities elect to be the tanks. Melee professions tend to be better tanks because of their higher defenses, and the Taunt ability. T is the 20th letter of the English alphabet. It first sponsored Sesame Street Episode 0020. The letter T sponsored Sesamplein, the pilot for Sesamstraat. The definitions on this page originally appeared on the United States Environmental Protection Agency's website. Tail Water: The runoff of irrigation water from the lower end of an irrigated field. Tailings: Residue of raw material or waste separated out during the processing of crops or mineral ores. Tailpipe Standards: Emissions limitations applicable to mobile source engine exhausts. Tampering: Adjusting, negating, or removing pollution control equipment on a motor vehicle. Teratogen: A substance capable of causing birth defects. Threshold Odor: (See: Odor threshold) buzzwords commençant par T: T is a letter of the alphabet. It is also an alias for the /tell command. It is NOT an alias for the /team command. Tabak °1 * Tabak °2 * Tabak °3 * Tabak °4 * Tabak at Balaraw * Tabak Malait * Tabak Maliits * Taback Maliit: * Tabak Maliit * Tabáko * Tabas Taláhib °1 * Tábas Taláhib °2 * Tabak Tayo * Tabak-Toyuk * Tabak-Toyok * Tabas °1 * Tabas °2 * Tabas Talahib1 * Tabas Talahib2 * Tabi °1 * Tabi °2 * Tabi °3 * Tabig °1 * Tabig °2 * Tabig °3 * Tabíke * Tabi Tabi * Tabon1 * Tabon2 * Tabon de Panastas * Taboy * Tadtad °1 * Tadtad °2 * Tadyak °1 * Tadyak °2 * Tadyak-Gilid * Tadyak-Sakong * Tadyak-Tusok * Tadyang * Taga °1 * Taga °2 * Taga °3 * Tagá °4 * Taga Abakadas * Tagabilí * Tagahatol * Tagalog * Tagalutò * Tagang * Tagang Alanganin °1 * Tagang Alanganin °2 * Tagáng alangánin °3 * Tagang Buhat Araw °1 * Tagáng búhat araw °2 * Tagang Kamay * Tagang Pasumala °1 * Tagang Pasumala °2 * Tagang San Miguel This finds the transpose of a matrix. It switches the coordinates of every element in the matrix, so that [1,2] becomes [2,1] and [2,4] becomes [4,2]. The dimensions of the matrix are adjusted accordingly. T is a letter. It is one of the 21 consonants. It's the 20th letter of the alphabet, and the second most common letter, after E. It has 10,000 uses. Thunder… thunderdome! Tango teeth are pointy and pointless, though new evidence points to something! T-t-t-t-t-tannnngo! This, the third thing throm the theople tho throught thoo thumthin. Thit, I think I thave a thtranthe sptheihuegitch impediment. T #56 o simplemente "56" es el 2do Toa más viejo. Después de Helryx. Tap Dance 踢躂舞（以硬底鞋擊地發出的節奏的舞蹈） Tango 探戈舞 Tug of War 拔河 Triathlon 三項全能運動 T, real name Tekumi Surashi For centuries the letter t has plagued the non-colbertific man. The Colbert Nation is heading a war on the letter T and those that pronounce it at the end of words like sport and Colbert. Prof. McDoc is in favor of the eradication of the T menace, therefore, everyone should be in favor. T is a member of ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ. He is a computer specialist, and built a Turkish Keyboard to kill coffee. Nobody knows why he hates coffee. For that matter, nobody knows how you're supposed to kill it. Except Chuck Norris, because he knows everything. Példa: T 80 1 parancsra megtámadod a 80. szörnyet, ahányszor csak meglátod. Az T 10 20 30 parancs hatására a felsorolt három szörnyet megtámadod, ha legközelebb meglátod. Az elmúlt évek tapasztalata alapján mindenkiben felmerülnek ötletek nemcsak a játék továbbfejlesztésével, hanem a meglevő dolgok javításával kapcsolatban is. Ilyen fejlesztésre váró parancsok a T és a BA - és a fejlesztés meg is történt! Először is, mostantól a T és BA parancsok a rendes feltételes listától függetlenül kerülnek tárolásra. Így a normál feltételes parancsokon felül ezentúl lehetőség lesz még 12 T és 12 BA parancs kiadására. A T parancs mostantól mindenben megegyezik az FT-vel is (Tehát ha egy T 96 után kiadsz egy FT 96-ot, a T 96-ot törlöd), ezért az FT parancs használatát a továbbiakban nem javasoljuk (idő T is the 20th letter. * Thomas (Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends) * Toby (Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends)) * Tillie (The Little Engine That Could) * Tico (Dora the Explorer) * Timon (The Lion King) * Tiger (An American Tail) * Tommy Pickles (Rugrats) * Theodore (Alvin and the Chipmunks) * Tom (Tom & Jerry) * Tigger (Winnie The Pooh) * Tipo (The Emperor's New Groove) * Truffles (Chowder) * Tito (Oliver & Company) * Taran (The Black Cauldron) * Taz (Looney Tunes)

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Le T est une lettre de l'alphabet livrée en vrac ou en sachet, et qui se consomme à cinq heure de l'après midi. The definitions on this page originally appeared on the United States Environmental Protection Agency's website. Tail Water: The runoff of irrigation water from the lower end of an irrigated field. Tailings: Residue of raw material or waste separated out during the processing of crops or mineral ores. Tailpipe Standards: Emissions limitations applicable to mobile source engine exhausts. Tampering: Adjusting, negating, or removing pollution control equipment on a motor vehicle. Technical Assistance Grant (TAG): As part of the Superfund program, Technical Assistance Grants of up to $50,000 are provided to citizens' groups to obtain assistance in interpreting information related to clean-ups at Superfund sites or those proposed for the National Priorities List. Grants are used by such groups to hire technical advisors to help them understand the site-related technical information for the duration of response activities. Technical-Grade Active Ingredient (TGA): A pesticide chemical in pure form as it is manufactured prior to being formulated into an end-use product (e.g. wettable powders, granules, emulsifiable concentrates). Registered manufactured products composed of such chemicals are known as Technical Grade Products. Technology-Based Limitations: Industry-specific effluent limitations based on best available preventive technology applied to a discharge when it will not cause a violation of water quality standards at low stream flows. Usually applied to discharges into large rivers. Technology-Based Standards: Industry-specific effluent limitations applicable to direct and indirect sources which are developed on a category-by-category basis using statutory factors, not including water-quality effects. Teratogen: A substance capable of causing birth defects. Teratogenesis: The introduction of nonhereditary birth defects in a developing fetus by exogenous factors such as physical or chemical agents acting in the womb to interfere with normal embryonic development. Terracing: Dikes built along the contour of sloping farm land that hold runoff and sediment to reduce erosion. Tertiary Treatment: Advanced cleaning of wastewater that goes beyond the secondary or biological stage, removing nutrients such as phosphorus, nitrogen, and most BOD and suspended solids. Theoretical Maximum Residue Contribution: The theoretical maximum amount of a pesticide in the daily diet of an average person. It assumes that the diet is composed of all food items for which there are tolerance-level residues of the pesticide. The TMRC is expressed as milligrams of pesticide/kilograms of body weight/day. Therapeutic Index: The ratio of the dose required to produce toxic or lethal effects to the dose required to produce nonadverse or therapeutic response. Thermal Pollution: Discharge of heated water from industrial processes that can kill or injure aquatic organisms. Thermal Stratification: The formation of layers of different temperatures in a lake or reservoir. Thermal System Insulation (TSI): Asbestos-containing material applied to pipes, fittings, boilers, breeching, tanks, ducts, or other interior structural components to prevent heat loss or gain or water condensation. Thermal Treatment: Use of elevated temperatures to treat hazardous wastes. (See: incineration; pyrolysis.) Thermocline: The middle layer of a thermally stratified lake or reservoir. In this layer, there is a rapid decrease in temperatures in a lake or reservoir. Threshold: The lowest dose of a chemical at which a specified measurable effect is observed and below which it is not observed. Threshold: The dose or exposure level below which a significant adverse effect is not expected. Threshold Level: Time-weighted average pollutant concentration values, exposure beyond which is likely to adversely affect human health. (See: environmental exposure) Threshold Limit Value (TLV): The concentration of an airborne substance to which an average person can be repeatedly exposed without adverse effects. TLVs may be expressed in three ways: (1) TLV-TWA--Time weighted average, based on an allowable exposure averaged over a normal 8-hour workday or 40-hour work- week; (2) TLV-STEL--Short-term exposure limit or maximum concentration for a brief specified period of time, depending on a specific chemical (TWA must still be met); and (3) TLV-C--Ceiling Exposure Limit or maximum exposure concentration not to be exceeded under any circumstances. (TWA must still be met.) Threshold Odor: (See: Odor threshold) Threshold Planning Quantity: A quantity designated for each chemical on the list of extremely hazardous substances that triggers notification by facilities to the State Emergency Response Commission that such facilities are subject to emergency planning requirements under SARA Title III. Thropic Levels: A functional classification of species that is based on feeding relationships (e.g. generally aquatic and terrestrial green plants comprise the first thropic level, and herbivores comprise the second.) Tidal Marsh: Low, flat marshlands traversed by channels and tidal hollows, subject to tidal inundation; normally, the only vegetation present is salt-tolerant bushes and grasses. (See: wetlands.) Tillage: Plowing, seedbed preparation, and cultivation practices. Time-weighted Average (TWA): In air sampling, the average air concentration of contaminants during a given period. Tire Processor: Intermediate operating facility where recovered tires are processed in preparation for recycling. Tires: As used in recycling, passenger car and truck tires (excludes airplane, bus, motorcycle and special service military, agricultural, off-the-road and-slow speed industrial tires). Car and truck tires are recycled into rubber products such as trash cans, storage containers, rubberized asphalt or used whole for playground and reef construction. Tolerance Petition: A formal request to establish a new tolerance or modify an existing one. Tolerances: Permissible residue levels for pesticides in raw agricultural produce and processed foods. Whenever a pesticide is registered for use on a food or a feed crop, a tolerance (or exemption from the tolerance requirement) must be established. EPA establishes the tolerance levels, which are enforced by the Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Agriculture. Tonnage: The amount of waste that a landfill accepts, usually expressed in tons per month. The rate at which a landfill accepts waste is limited by the landfill's permit. Topography: The physical features of a surface area including relative elevations and the position of natural and man-made (anthropogenic) features. Total Dissolved Phosphorous: The total phosphorous content of all material that will pass through a filter, which is determined as orthophosphate without prior digestion or hydrolysis. Also called soluble P. or ortho P. Total Dissolved Solids (TDS): All material that passes the standard glass river filter; now called total filtrable residue. Term is used to reflect salinity. Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH): Measure of the concentration or mass of petroleum hydrocarbon constituents present in a given amount of soil or water. The word "total" is a misnomer--few, if any, of the procedures for quantifying hydrocarbons can measure all of them in a given sample. Volatile ones are usually lost in the process and not quantified and non-petroleum hydrocarbons sometimes appear in the analysis. Total Recovered Petroleum Hydrocarbon: A method for measuring petroleum hydrocarbons in samples of soil or water. Total Suspended Particles (TSP): A method of monitoring airborne particulate matter by total weight. Total Suspended Solids (TSS): A measure of the suspended solids in wastewater, effluent, or water bodies, determined by tests for "total suspended non-filterable solids." (See: suspended solids.) Toxaphene: Chemical that causes adverse health effects in domestic water supplies and is toxic to fresh water and marine aquatic life. Toxic Chemical: Any chemical listed in EPA rules as "Toxic Chemicals Subject to Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986." Toxic Chemical Release Form: Information form required of facilities that manufacture, process, or use (in quantities above a specific amount) chemicals listed under SARA Title III. Toxic Chemical Use Substitution: Replacing toxic chemicals with less harmful chemicals in industrial processes. Toxic Cloud: Airborne plume of gases, vapors, fumes, or aerosols containing toxic materials. Toxic Concentration: The concentration at which a substance produces a toxic effect. Toxic Dose: The dose level at which a substance produces a toxic effect. Toxic Pollutants: Materials that cause death, disease, or birth defects in organisms that ingest or absorb them. The quantities and exposures necessary to cause these effects can vary widely. Toxic Release Inventory: Database of toxic releases in the United States compiled from SARA Title III Section 313 reports. Toxic Substance: A chemical or mixture that may present an unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment. Toxic Waste: A waste that can produce injury if inhaled, swallowed, or absorbed through the skin. Toxicant: A harmful substance or agent that may injure an exposed organism. Toxicity: The degree to which a substance or mixture of substances can harm humans or animals. Acute toxicity involves harmful effects in an organism through a single or short-term exposure. Chronic toxicity is the ability of a substance or mixture of substances to cause harmful effects over an extended period, usually upon repeated or continuous exposure sometimes lasting for the entire life of the exposed organism. Subchronic toxicity is the ability of the substance to cause effects for more than one year but less than the lifetime of the exposed organism. Toxicity Assessment: Characterization of the toxicological properties and effects of a chemical, with special emphasis on establishment of dose-response characteristics. Toxicity Testing: Biological testing (usually with an invertebrate, fish, or small mammal) to determine the adverse effects of a compound or effluent. Toxicological Profile: An examination, summary, and interpretation of a hazardous substance to determine levels of exposure and associated health effects. Transboundary Pollutants: Air pollution that travels from one jurisdiction to another, often crossing state or international boundaries. Also applies to water pollution. Transfer Station: Facility where solid waste is transferred from collection vehicles to larger trucks or rail cars for longer distance transport. Transient Water System: A non-community water system that does not serve 25 of the same nonresidents per day for more than six months per year. Transmission Lines: Pipelines that transport raw water from its source to a water treatment plant, then to the distribution grid system. Transmissivity: The ability of an aquifer to transmit water. Transpiration: The process by which water vapor is lost to the atmosphere from living plants. The term can also be applied to the quantity of water thus dissipated. Transportation Control Measures (TCMs): Steps taken by a locality to reduce vehicular emission and improve air quality by reducing or changing the flow of traffic; e.g. bus and HOV lanes, carpooling and other forms of ride-shairing, public transit, bicycle lanes. Transporter: Hauling firm that picks up properly packaged and labeled hazardous waste from generators and transports it to designated facilities for treatment, storage, or disposal. Transporters are subject to EPA and DOT hazardous waste regulations. Trash: Material considered worthless or offensive that is thrown away. Generally defined as dry waste material, but in common usage it is a synonym for garbage, rubbish, or refuse. Trash-to-Energy Plan: Burning trash to produce energy. Treatability Studies: Tests of potential cleanup technologies conducted in a laboratory (See: bench-scale tests.) Treated Regulated Medical Waste: Medical waste treated to substantially reduce or eliminate its pathogenicity, but that has not yet been destroyed. Treated Wastewater: Wastewater that has been subjected to one or more physical, chemical, and biological processes to reduce its potential of being health hazard. Treatment: (1) Any method, technique, or process designed to remove solids and/or pollutants from solid waste, waste-streams, effluents, and air emissions. (2) Methods used to change the biological character or composition of any regulated medical waste so as to substantially reduce or eliminate its potential for causing disease. Treatment Plant: A structure built to treat wastewater before discharging it into the environment. Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facility: Site where a hazardous substance is treated, stored, or disposed of. TSD facilities are regulated by EPA and states under RCRA. Tremie: Device used to place concrete or grout under water. Trial Burn: An incinerator test in which emissions are monitored for the presence of specific organic compounds, particulates, and hydrogen chloride. Trichloroethylene (TCE): A stable, low boiling-point colorless liquid, toxic if inhaled. Used as a solvent or metal degreasing agent, and in other industrial applications. Trickle Irrigation: Method in which water drips to the soil from perforated tubes or emitters. Trickling Filter: A coarse treatment system in which wastewater is trickled over a bed of stones or other material covered with bacteria that break down the organic waste and produce clean water. Trihalomethane (THM): One of a family of organic compounds named as derivative of methane. THMs are generally by-products of chlorination of drinking water that contains organic material. Troposhpere: The layer of the atmosphere closest to the earth's surface. Trust Fund (CERCLA): A fund set up under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) to help pay for cleanup of hazardous waste sites and for legal action to force those responsible for the sites to clean them up. Tube Settler: Device using bundles of tubes to let solids in water settle to the bottom for removal by conventional sludge collection means; sometimes used in sedimentation basins and clarifiers to improve particle removal. Tuberculation: Development or formation of small mounds of corrosion products on the inside of iron pipe. These tubercules roughen the inside of the pipe, increasing its resistance to water flow. Tundra: A type of treeless ecosystem dominated by lichens, mosses, grasses, and woody plants. Tundra is found at high latitudes (arctic tundra) and high altitudes (alpine tundra). Arctic tundra is underlain by permafrost and is usually water saturated. (See: wetlands.) Turbidimeter: A device that measures the cloudiness of suspended solids in a liquid; a measure of the quantity of suspended solids. Turbidity: 1. Haziness in air caused by the presence of particles and pollutants. 2. A cloudy condition in water due to suspended silt or organic matter. For centuries the letter t has plagued the non-colbertific man. The Colbert Nation is heading a war on the letter T and those that pronounce it at the end of words like sport and Colbert. Prof. McDoc is in favor of the eradication of the T menace, therefore, everyone should be in favor. This finds the transpose of a matrix. It switches the coordinates of every element in the matrix, so that [1,2] becomes [2,1] and [2,4] becomes [4,2]. The dimensions of the matrix are adjusted accordingly. A role in group combat. The tank will attempt to be the one to take damage from the enemy. With the AI hate system, this means that they must be the one dealing adequate damage or Taunting the enemy to keep it attacking the tank. Most often group members with high defense abilities elect to be the tanks. Melee professions tend to be better tanks because of their higher defenses, and the Taunt ability. T is a letter. It is one of the 21 consonants. It's the 20th letter of the alphabet, and the second most common letter, after E. It has 10,000 uses. Tap Dance 踢躂舞（以硬底鞋擊地發出的節奏的舞蹈） Tango 探戈舞 Tug of War 拔河 Triathlon 三項全能運動 SLASH'EM introduces new creatures that use the T glyph: * T troll: * T two-headed troll * T black troll T, not to be confused with L, is the fifth letter of the French alphabet. It shouldn't be confused with L because L used to be its internal lover until they divorced in 1995 and T devoted his/her (who knows what gender it is) life to attacking mailboxes with scissors and pop. Previous letter: "S" Next letter: "U" T is the 20th letter of the English alphabet. It first sponsored Sesame Street Episode 0020. The letter T sponsored Sesamplein, the pilot for Sesamstraat. 1.00: Release 1.01: Fixed Hiragana display on Windows. T is a letter of the alphabet. It is also an alias for the /tell command. It is NOT an alias for the /team command. buzzwords commençant par T: Példa: T 80 1 parancsra megtámadod a 80. szörnyet, ahányszor csak meglátod. Az T 10 20 30 parancs hatására a felsorolt három szörnyet megtámadod, ha legközelebb meglátod. Az elmúlt évek tapasztalata alapján mindenkiben felmerülnek ötletek nemcsak a játék továbbfejlesztésével, hanem a meglevő dolgok javításával kapcsolatban is. Ilyen fejlesztésre váró parancsok a T és a BA - és a fejlesztés meg is történt! Először is, mostantól a T és BA parancsok a rendes feltételes listától függetlenül kerülnek tárolásra. Így a normál feltételes parancsokon felül ezentúl lehetőség lesz még 12 T és 12 BA parancs kiadására. A T parancs mostantól mindenben megegyezik az FT-vel is (Tehát ha egy T 96 után kiadsz egy FT 96-ot, a T 96-ot törlöd), ezért az FT parancs használatát a továbbiakban nem javasoljuk (idővel meg is szüntetjük). A T-re mostantól meg lehet adni, hogy első teljesülés után törlődjön, vagy bekapcsolva maradjon. Ha törlődő T-t akarsz kiadni, ugyanúgy használd, mint eddig, ha viszont azt akarod, hogy megmaradjon, második paraméternek írj egy egyest, pl. T 96 1. Az T törlése ugyanúgy történik, mint eddig, egy T 96 vagy T 96 1 törölni fog egy korábban kiadott T/FT 96-ot vagy 96 1-et. Második újítás, hogy az T és BA parancsoknak mostantól akár két vagy három paramétert is megadhatsz, ahelyett, hogy három különálló T ill. BA parancsot kéne kiadnod. Pl. T 10 11 6666 ugyanazt jelenti, mintha kiadtál volna egy T 10, egy T 11 és egy T 6666 parancsot is. Természetesen T-nél a 2. paraméter nem lehet egyes, mert ez a nem törlődő T parancsot jelenti! (Sőt, ilyenkor a gép a 3. paramétert sem veszi figyelembe.) Harmadik újítás, hogy az T és BA parancsoknak mostantól paraméterei lehetnek egy Közös Tudat tagjai (9101, 9102, stb.), egy isten hívei (991: Leah, 992: Dornodon, 993: Raia, 994: Elenios, 995: Sheran, 996: Tharr, 997: Fairlight, 987: Chara-din), adott jelleműek (988: gonoszok, 989: semlegesek, 990: jók) sőt egy adott nembe tartozók is (998: férfiak, 999: nők). A parancsok prioritási (kiértékelési) sorrendje a következő: 1.) T kalandozóra, 2.) BA kalandozóra, 3.) T KT-re és vallásra, 4.) BA minden egyébre, 5.) T minden egyébre. Példa: T-d van trollokra, a 9101. KT-re és Vlagyimirre (6666. kalandozó). BA-d van emberekre, Dornodon híveire és Murkra (7777. kalandozó, 9101. KT tagja). [Ez a feltételes listádban így néz ki ki: FELT. TÁM: 5; 9101; 6666; BARÁTSÁGOSSÁG: 1; 992; 7777;] Ha találkozol Vlagyimirrel, meg fogod támadni, mert a kalandozóra kiadott T a legnagyobb prioritású. Ha találkozol egy Dornodon hívő trollal, nem fogod megtámadni, mert a BA nagyobb prioritású, mint a T . Ha találkozol Murkkal, nem fogod megtámadni, mert a BA nagyobb prioritású, mint az T . Még egy fontos apróság, ami változást jelent az előzőekhez képest: A T mindenképpen végrehajtódik, ha menekülés% fölött vagy, függetlenül a merészségedtől (ez eddig is így volt), DE a többi T nem, ha a merészséged miatt nem támadnál! Tehát ha kiadod az T 1 parancsot, továbbra is csak azokat az embereket fogod megtámadni, akik elől nem bújnál el a merészséged miatt. (ez a változás.) [Tapasztalt kalandozók figyelmébe: Speciális esetet jelentenek a fajú kalandozók, pl. a varkaudar "kalandozók". Az T mindig meg fogja támadni a "szörny" varkaudarokat, de a "kalandozó" varkaudarokat csak akkor, ha azt merészséged indokolja.] [Érvényes 1994. július 1.-től] 9093 quwargok 9094 ganüidek 9095 öregítő lények 9096 éjfattyak 9097 szintszívó lények 9098 azonnali halált hozó támadással rendelkező lények 9099 armageddont lövő lények Kategória:Parancsok T, real name Tekumi Surashi T is a member of ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ. He is a computer specialist, and built a Turkish Keyboard to kill coffee. Nobody knows why he hates coffee. For that matter, nobody knows how you're supposed to kill it. Except Chuck Norris, because he knows everything. T #56 o simplemente "56" es el 2do Toa más viejo. Después de Helryx. Tabak °1 * Tabak °2 * Tabak °3 * Tabak °4 * Tabak at Balaraw * Tabak Malait * Tabak Maliits * Taback Maliit: * Tabak Maliit * Tabáko * Tabas Taláhib °1 * Tábas Taláhib °2 * Tabak Tayo * Tabak-Toyuk * Tabak-Toyok * Tabas °1 * Tabas °2 * Tabas Talahib1 * Tabas Talahib2 * Tabi °1 * Tabi °2 * Tabi °3 * Tabig °1 * Tabig °2 * Tabig °3 * Tabíke * Tabi Tabi * Tabon1 * Tabon2 * Tabon de Panastas * Taboy * Tadtad °1 * Tadtad °2 * Tadyak °1 * Tadyak °2 * Tadyak-Gilid * Tadyak-Sakong * Tadyak-Tusok * Tadyang * Taga °1 * Taga °2 * Taga °3 * Tagá °4 * Taga Abakadas * Tagabilí * Tagahatol * Tagalog * Tagalutò * Tagang * Tagang Alanganin °1 * Tagang Alanganin °2 * Tagáng alangánin °3 * Tagang Buhat Araw °1 * Tagáng búhat araw °2 * Tagang Kamay * Tagang Pasumala °1 * Tagang Pasumala °2 * Tagang San Miguel °1 * Tagang San Miguel °2 * Tagáng San Miguel °3 * Tagapagsanay °1 * Taga-pagsanay °2 * Tagapagturo °1 * Taga-pagturo °2 * Tagapayo * Tag aráw * Tagga na Kamay * Tagilíran * Tagpo * Tagpoan * Tagumpáy * Táhanan * Tahímik * Tainga * Taiyada * Takbo °1 * Takbo °2 * Takbo at Gulong * Taklób * Takót °1 * Tákot °2 * Táksi * Talà * Talaán * Tala Bertikal * Talang Bartikal * Talas * Talas Damdam * Talas-Talim * Talibong * Talim °1 * Talím °2 * Taliwala * Talón * Talóng * Tama °1 * Tama °2 * Tama °3 * Tamá °4 * Tamà °5 * Tamád * Tamak * Tamaráw * Tambak °1 * Tambak °2 * Taming * Tampal * Tanaw * Tandang * Tanggapín * Tanggol * Tangì * Taním °1 * Taním °2 * Tanóng * Tanong at Sagót * Táo °1 * Tao °2 * Taób * Taón * Tapa * Tapado Arnis * Tapadostock * Tapak °1 * Tapak °2 * Tapak °3 * Tápang * Tapat Baywang * Tapat Siko * Tapat Ulo * Tapi °1 * Tapi °2 * Tapik * Tapi-on * Tapi Tapi °1 * Tapi Tapi °2 * Tapi Tapi °3 * Tapi-Tapi °4 * Tapi Tapi °5 * Tapi Tapi °6 * Tapi Tapi °7 * Tapi Tapi °8 * Tapi Tapi °9 * Tapi Tapi °10 * Tapi Tapi °11 * Tapi-Tapi °12 * Tapli * Tapons * Tapo-Tapon * Tatag * Tatang * Tatak * Tatló * Tatlumpû * Tatsulok * Tapon °1 * Tápón °2 * Tapon Tapon * Tapos * Tatag °1 * Tatag °2 * Tatlo * Tatlumpu * Tatlumpu't Isa * Tatlong Sangga * Tatsulok * Taub * Táunan * Tausag * Tausug Silat * Tausug Tribe °1 * Tausug Tribe °2 * Taw * Táwa * Tayada * Táynga * Tayo °1 * Tayo °2 * Tayon pusa * Tayong kabayo * T´boli * Teka * Tenador °1 * Tenador °2 * Terradas * The Fastest Olisi Fighter * Third Hand Tap * Ti'a * Tianak * Tiel * Tiempo * Tiepada * Tigbakay * Tigbas °1 * Tigbas °2 * Tigbas °3 * Tigil * Tignán * Tigpas °1 * Tigpas °2 * Tigpas °3 * Tigpás * Tihaya * Tiil * Tikbalang * Tik’dol * Tíket * Tikling * Tíla * Timagawa °1 * Timagawa °2 * Timagawa °3 * Timawa °1 * Timawa °2 * Tímog * Tinakpan * Tinápay * Tindig °1 * Tindig °2 * Tindig handa * Tindig hilis * Tindig kalawit * Tindig lalim * Tindig likas * Tindig Luwagan * Tindig natural * Tindig pagbati * Tindig paggalang °1 * Tindig paggalang °2 * Tindig pagyukod * Tindig pasulong * Tindig pinid * Tindig pusa * Tindig sakay * Tindig serrada * Tindig sirado * Tindig urong * Tindole * Tindolo * Tindug * Tinggâ * Tinidór * Tínig * Tinikling °1 * Tinikling °2 * Tínta * Tipunan * Tirahan * Tirsia °1 * Tirsia °2 * Tirsia °3 * Tisod * Títik * Tiunay °1 * Tiunay °2 * Tiyan * Tiyán * Tjabang * Tjakalele * Tochar * Todo Largo * Todsada y Largada * Toledo, Santiago * Toledo Escrima * Tongkat * Too * Tortal, Jerson „Nene“ * Torque * Tosok * Totoó * Totsada * Totsada y Largada * Totsar * Tradition * Traditionelle Waffen * Trancada * Trancadas * Trankada * Trankada ng kasukasuan * Trankada ng katawan °1 * Trankada ng katawan °2 * Trankada ng katawan °3 * Trappen * Trapping °1 * Trapping °2 * Trapping °3 * Trapping Hand Styles * Tres °1 * Tres °2 * Trese * Tresello * Tres Puntas * Treynta * Tripple K * Túbig * Tuboy * Tudlo °1 * Tudlo °2 * Tufay * Tugón * Tugtóg * Tugtúgin * Tugunín * Tuhan * Túhod * Tuhod * Tuhod igo * Tuhod untog * Tuhon °1 * Tuhon °2 * Tuhoy * Tuhug * Tuklap * Túlad °1 * Túlad °2 * Tulak * Tuláy * Tulin * Tulisan °1 * Tulisan °2 * Tulisan °3 * Tulisan °4 * Tulison * Tuliyok * Tulo * Tulóng * Tuloy * Tuloy-tuloy * Tuloy nga Trangkada * Tumahik * Tumakbó * Tumalón * Tumáwa * Tumong * Tumotubo * Tumoy °1 * Tumoy °2 * Tumugón * Tumúlong * Tunga * Tungatunga * Tunga-tunga * Tunganan * Tungkod °1 * Tungkod °2 * Tunod * Tuo °1 * Tuo °2 * Túpa * Turo * Tusok * Túsok * Túsok sa Kaliwá * Tutók * Tutóp * Tutsadas * Tutsada * Tuyô * Tuyok °1 * Tuyok °2 * Tuyok °3 * TATAR SAUCE! T starts with TATAR SAUCE?!? And what makes up ty? This leter and y. Marilyn Manson's Dead Pony redirects here. For other uses, see Kitten Huffing (disambiguation) “Morbo cannot read his teleprompter. How do you say the letter that looks like a little man in a hat? Hello little man, I WILL DESTROY YOU!!!” ~ Morbo on T T is the pseudonym for a multi-billion dollar media mogul whose real name is un-known, but is probably Bernard or Phyllis, but not Pipkin. “T” made his billions inventing, marketing, and distributing three inventions: T-ball, the T-shirt, and the T-wrench, which made him so rediculously wealthy that he literally cannot leave the house because all the rare and weighty coins block the viable exits. T is the 20th letter. * Thomas (Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends) * Toby (Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends)) * Tillie (The Little Engine That Could) * Tico (Dora the Explorer) * Timon (The Lion King) * Tiger (An American Tail) * Tommy Pickles (Rugrats) * Theodore (Alvin and the Chipmunks) * Tom (Tom & Jerry) * Tigger (Winnie The Pooh) * Tipo (The Emperor's New Groove) * Truffles (Chowder) * Tito (Oliver & Company) * Taran (The Black Cauldron) * Taz (Looney Tunes) T，是包括英文在内，欧洲高达八成的国家的第二十个字母，因为它相关字句的关系使得它格外具有政治性。 Thunder… thunderdome! Tango teeth are pointy and pointless, though new evidence points to something! T-t-t-t-t-tannnngo! This, the third thing throm the theople tho throught thoo thumthin. Thit, I think I thave a thtranthe sptheihuegitch impediment. T is the 20th letter in the English alphabet.

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