Time Pit

Something that absorbs a significant amount of time but offers little-to-no benefit.

MMORPGs are time pits. Due to them millions of people spend countless hours online building up worthless, meaningless avatars. Why don't MMORPG gamers do something more productive (like anything, for example) with their time?

I can't get anything done anymore because my girlfriend Molly keeps calling me to tell me long-winded, pointless stories about the most inconsequential details of her life. She is a time pit.

by larryjr June 13, 2010

time traveling ball pit

A thing from the fnaf books where a an old ball pit somehow can go back in time opens up the possibility of springtrap being in a medieval suit of armour and is incredibly stra age and stupid

Guy 1 : hey did you hear the new fnaf game takes place in Medivail times how is that possible

Guy 2 : time traveling ball pit that’s how

by mercy deserves medic April 24, 2022

All Time Pitcher

One who only "gives" and never "receives"...

Between Rob and Stuart, Rob is the all time pitcher.

by FilthyBasard July 2, 2008

Pitty on the Time

HAVLAZ a phrase originated from the Hebrew Language that holds an anomaly. The literal translation of the phrase actually means "a waste of time", however, through its sinical use the phrase transforemd to actually mean " really worthy of investing time in it"

A: How was your date last night ?
B: Pitty on the Time, something something...

by Yoram Kedem May 13, 2005

Pitty on the Time

comes from hebrew and can mean one of two things, depending on tone of speach:
1- something bad that isnt worth your time.
2- something so good that you cant explain in words. its a pitty on the time trying to explain it.

how was the movey?
1) pitty on the time, really bad.
2) pitty on the time, you gotta go see it!

by shula August 28, 2005

pity on your time

Originating from Israely slang, as meaning either extremely cool, wonderful or great (similar to end of the road, or alternately, sucking and being a waste of time.

A: what do you think of my new shoes?
B: Pity on your time!!
A: Thanks!
B: No, I mean PITY on your time...

And so the duality and confusion ensue

by Ethan, courtesy of the CuBeMan March 13, 2005

pity on your time from a long time ago

same as pity on your time, only much stronger

A: what do you think of my new shoes?
B: Pity on your time from a long time ago!!
A: Really? that good?

by Zach Engel March 30, 2005