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*A ]-band from Germany, founded in 2000, formerly known as Charing Cross, founded in 1996 named after the London train and tube station. Short form Charing X, after personal changes renamed CHAX. Now playing mostly modern ] throughout Germany and Europe. | *A ]-band from Germany, founded in 2000, formerly known as Charing Cross, founded in 1996 named after the London train and tube station. Short form Charing X, after personal changes renamed CHAX. Now playing mostly modern ] throughout Germany and Europe. | ||
*A ], third-party add-on for ] that enhances functionality, including autoreconnect, tabbed windows, and auto-accept of messages and file transfers. | *A ], third-party add-on for ] that enhances functionality, including autoreconnect, tabbed windows, and auto-accept of messages and file transfers. | ||
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*A Wannabe queen on ] Who neds to Get a life and GTFO Gaia so it can move on. | ||
*A Member on ] Who neds to Get a life and GTFO Gaia so it can move on. | |||
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Chax may refer to:
- Known In England As A "Street Name" For a Local Whore/Prostitute
- A Great Marquis of Hell, also spelled Shax
- A line of Japanese products designed by Mori Chack
- A Rock-band from Germany, founded in 2000, formerly known as Charing Cross, founded in 1996 named after the London train and tube station. Short form Charing X, after personal changes renamed CHAX. Now playing mostly modern Alternative Rock throughout Germany and Europe.
- A free, third-party add-on for iChat that enhances functionality, including autoreconnect, tabbed windows, and auto-accept of messages and file transfers.
- A Wannabe queen on Gaia Online Who neds to Get a life and GTFO Gaia so it can move on.
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