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To be honest, I’m not sure. I assume though that it includes when someone is acting trigger rich.

What kind of behaviors and attitudes are associated with n-ish

Did you look at her photo? I don't think she will take too much heat when she declares to be a transgender. The left will excuse her/him and support her/him

Obviously she didn't mean to text "triggerish!"

But for argument's sake, let's say she did. That actually makes her excuse look worse! Because "suggested words" and "autocorrects" are based on previous behavior, meaning it autocorrected to "n-ish" because she frequently texts that word. For example, whenever I make a capital S, my phone automatically suggests a name I frequently use.

But I actually feel bad for the girl. I mean she's a bigot and her behavior was abhorrent but I have a feeling she's going to receive a lot of backlash from this, probably for the rest of her life. She'll probably even receive death threats on social media. No one deserves that type of treatment for using any word.

You my trigga

So that some good can come out of this... https://www.cultofma...-keyboard/

Trigger, pleeze

I saw that and it did get your attention. .but will try better next post

Lol....

Gramps, you want to try that again? I think spellcheck interfered with your post.

Just foolish statementso or text that are abhorrent
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Just foolish statementso or text that are abhorrent
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I think a lot of GW folk are triggerish.

Anything triggers them.

Googling triggerish turns up basically only two reoccurring results. One is triggerfish. The other, multiple links to the Georgia Southern story.

Don't think so, Roy Rodgers riding Trigger would be triggerish, heard my friend say once "it smells like trigger in here" lol

The white student, identified as Courtney Schaefer, and her roommate texted introductory hellos and each laughed about the fact that they accidentally called the other, one screenshot shows.

Not long after, Schaefer sent a text message about her roommate's Instagram account, seemingly meant for their other roommate, in which she wrote: 'Her insta looks pretty normal, not too n*****ish.'

Realizing she had made a mistake, Schaefer immediately apologizes, saying that she meant to write the word 'triggerish' but that her phone autocorrected it.

'I meant to say triggerish, meaning like, you seemed really cool nothing that triggered a red flag! I'm so embarrassed I apologize,' the text read.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/...mmate.html

Personally I’m not very up on today’s slang or text lingo. Is triggerish a popular word now?