Verb. Avoiding, or attempting to avoid, a punishment or undesirable outcome based on post hoc occurrence(s); especially with reference to the fallacious assumption that the occurrence in question has a logical relationship with the event it follows.
Noun. The act of avoiding, or attempting to avoid, a punishment or undesirable outcome based on post hoc occurrence(s).
From the eponymous Anthony Bosko, a hapless fantasy football player who - literally - always has a reason why he didn't complete his punishment for coming in last in his fantasy football league.
Noun. The act of avoiding, or attempting to avoid, a punishment or undesirable outcome based on post hoc occurrence(s).
From the eponymous Anthony Bosko, a hapless fantasy football player who - literally - always has a reason why he didn't complete his punishment for coming in last in his fantasy football league.
Player 1: Tony is going to lose again this year. Did he ever do a stand-up routine in a dress for losing last year?
Player 2: Tony is going to Bosko that punishment. He told me it was impossible because Trump lost the election.
Player 1: But . . . he's the commissioner of the league. Where is the integrity?
Player 2: Tony is going to Bosko that punishment. He told me it was impossible because Trump lost the election.
Player 1: But . . . he's the commissioner of the league. Where is the integrity?
by FrankieBabie November 10, 2021