Trigger Happy T.V.

Show on comedy central that originated in britain where people play pranks on the unsuspecting public. not as red neck as Jackass

trigger happy tv is underrated

by mAGIK bUS March 12, 2005

tagger

A mostly derogatory term for an inexperienced graffiti writer; or used as a general term for all graffiti vandals or writers by law enforcement or graffiti abatement teams.
A tagger is the same as calling the one who places graffiti, a toy.

In most circles, someone that has skils or props in the graffiti placement world is more correctly termed to be a writer

Some damned tagger killed my wall last night. taggers are working overtime after yesterday's buff.
That tagger ain't nuthin but a scribble monkey toy.

by Billy Bubb March 24, 2009

Trigger Finger

The finger Gamers use to fire a weapon when playing video games (usually the index finger) such as call of duty, kill zone, battlefield bad company, etc.

Dude, my freaking trigger finger is hurting; I shouldn’t had played for more than 4 straight hours.

by ChejoAG June 29, 2010

Trigger Happy

To find a gun in a video game (Call Of Duty or Halo for example) and every three seconds squeeze the trigger.

That sniper made Johnson Trigger Happy

by ghettobooty117 August 5, 2008

Shit Tagger

A derogatory term used to describe a homosexual.

"Why you wearing a pink shirt dude? You some kinda shit tagger?"

"Did you just try to grab my jock? You're such a fucking shit tagger."

by Throbbin P. Ness June 19, 2006

left triggered

to hit someone hard enough that they stumble backwards and fall over, taken from the use of the left trigger in left 4 dead to shove enemies away from you.

person 1: dude i saw that asshole at the bar last night and left triggered his ass over table

person 2: haha fucking sweet

by drew'n'ian November 30, 2010

tragertainment

A tragedy, usually a shocking death or murder, turned into a bottomless swirling eddy of raw entertainment by the news media.

Anne Nicole Smith's death and "body custody" battle was pure tragertainment.

by Michael Salzhauer March 21, 2007