Non-se-quence – noun
1. the effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier, as a direct result of nonsense.
1. the effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier, as a direct result of nonsense.
"Who took it upon themselves to feed Cowie that fifth pill? We're never going to get any sleep now"
"Aye, there's a nonsequence if ever I saw one"
"Aye, there's a nonsequence if ever I saw one"
by Tamo October 15, 2006
"Mom said if we don't clean out room then we aren't allowed to peel the potatoes. Kinda a nonsequence if you ask me."
"I'll start using generic shampoo if you don't help with the dishes." "Kinda a nonsequence if you ask me...."
"I'll start using generic shampoo if you don't help with the dishes." "Kinda a nonsequence if you ask me...."
by topebean July 15, 2020
A punishment so pathetic that it does nothing to make up for the original crime or action. Often seen in the criminal justice system when powerful or famous individuals have been acquitted for actions which would see a normal person put away.
Person 1: Did you see Celebrity X was only given community service for fraud and tax evasion?
Person 2: Yeah. It was a complete nonsequence.
Person 2: Yeah. It was a complete nonsequence.
by The wit hits the fan April 06, 2021