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Person 1: what’s your #1 song in Hamilton??
Person 2: Definitely Wait For It.
only the coolest middle name ever
josh WAIT FOR IT hellbag
Lust waiting is when someone waits in lust for another person, or significant other, usually in their bed.
"Dude, I've been lust waiting all night, and I don't even have a girlfriend! I need a life..."
Originally opened as a "waiting space" for homeless men, the Secure Waiting Space is a Hennepin County funded overflow shelter operated by Catholic Charities. It is located at 1000 Currie Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN 55403.
It houses around 150-200 men a night. The first floor of the shelter consists of thin mats on a floor, and the second floor is called Pay-for-Stay. Beds are around $4.00 a night, and men must be sober to stay on the second floor.
Shelter workers and case managers refer to Secure Waiting Space as "1000 Currie" or "Secure Waiting," but homeless people almost always call it tramp camp.
Where is Secure Waiting Space? Are you talking about tramp camp? Oh yah, now I know what you mean.
David Archuleta opened with "Waiting For Yesterday" on his Christmas From The Heart tour.
So a Creature (aka me) is... Wait nvm I forgot I can't tell u about this ya'll so uh instead I'll explain what kakahska means. Kakashka is this super awesome gaming word (it's definitely not Russian) which uh basically just means poop... yay? So ya if someone says something rude to you you can randomly start pointing at them and screaming kakashka and they won't even understand what it is so yay I guess. Ya'll I will explain what a Creature is if this post gets 92847846297526592 likes Ik ya'll can do this I mean that's not that many is it so yeah. (lol jk) It's actually an interesting story to it though like there's a whole backstory to it but not sure I should tell it to all the 10000000000000000000000000000000 billion people here even though there's probably less idc so like- so ya thank's for looking at my kakashka definition... oh wait I just realized this was kind of a clickbait since it doesn't actually talk about Creature... ok whatever good enough.
Wait... this can't be empty... well uh ok guys I will write something very breathtaking in here...
Creature... WAIT NVM KAKASHKA 😅
Ok, perfect description it has to have the name in it so here you go guys here's an amazing example:
"Hey, John give me an example of how to use "Creature... WAIT NVM KAKASHKA 😅" in a sentence."
"Ok... *deep breath* Creature... WAIT NVM KAKASHKA 😅!!! That good enough?"
"Okay, perfect now we have an example..."
"WAIT WHAT THIS IS IN THE DICTIONARY????"
Perfect example now actually bye guys.
"Waiting Simulator" is a term used to describe games, particularly mobile games, that utilize a mechanic of artificially delaying player progress through time-based activities, such as the hatching of an egg, the completion of a building upgrade, or the acquisition of in-game resources. This mechanic is often used to encourage players to spend real money on in-game currency or items in order to speed up the process and avoid the wait.
The term "Waiting Simulator" is used derisively, as it implies that the game is more about waiting than actually playing, and that the player's enjoyment is hindered by the constant delays. It is often used to critique the design choices of mobile games, as this mechanic can be seen as a way to increase revenue through microtransactions rather than improving the gameplay experience.
In summary, "Waiting Simulator" is a pejorative term used to describe games that prioritize time-based activities and delay player progress as a means of monetization, ultimately hindering the player's enjoyment of the game.
"I tried playing that new mobile game, but it turned out to be a total waiting simulator. I spent more time waiting for my buildings to upgrade than actually playing the game."
"The game was enjoyable at first, but once I hit the paywall, it turned into a waiting simulator. I had to wait for days to get enough resources to advance, or pay real money to speed up the process."
"I don't like games that use the waiting simulator mechanic. It feels like a cheap way to make money and takes away from the overall gaming experience."