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When the Editors of Urban Dictionary quickly publish a word (binders of women) that makes Mitt Romney look unfavorable but choose not to publish one that President Obama actually said. (not optimal)
Urban Dictionary would not publish my word because it made a democrat look bad but published a word that made a republican look bad just two earlier. What Shameful Bias
The clueless Senator suffers with either systemic or inherent Caucasional Bias
When you find your 'true bias', it means that you feel so deeply in love with that member/person that you know you will not be switching biases anytime soon. (It often comes with having a different member/person your bias to begin with, but then you see them and you quickly change) A deep love you discover for that person after seeing a music video, two second clip, or even image of that person. They make you much happier than you did before they were your bias. They are your 'true bias'.
Person A: Wait... wasn't Hongjoong your bias?
Person B: That was before I saw this clip of Yeosang. It made me feel something and made me change biases immediately. I don't know how or why it happened, but it just did. I feel things about him that I never did when Hongjoong was my bias, if that makes sense.
Person A: Ahh, I get it. So that makes him your true bias!
Person B: Correct.
a confusing relationship thats almost like dating where they both love eachother but live too far away to make anything happen <3333
friend: omg we r jus like bia & jon
friend 2: omg how?
friend: we r a couple that doesn’t date 😍😍
The act of enjoying a team or performance only because you participated in it.
"Man, the choir was so amazing! Especially since I got a solo!"
" Now that's just participation bias."
Concerned with the feeling that something is great just because your previous encounter was spectacular. For example, Game of Thrones season 1-7 were great and so you feel the same way about season 8 and yet it is underwhelming at best. Hence the GOT Bias
John is reeling from GOT bias. The sequel was useless
When a person has biased feelings (often negative) of a adaption since they have seen the source material first and notice that the change is much clearer to them. Often times one feels this way after giving said adaptation a chance.
Person 1: With the Watchmen movie, I didn't really like it; there were many changes that weren't needed."
Person 2: Looks like you have adaptation bias, don't worry; I'm the same way with the Percy Jackson movies