How you say when...
How you say when you've been seated for a very long period of time, I mean a slang or idiom.

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How you say when...
How you say when you've been seated for a very long period of time, I mean a slang or idiom.

Thanks in advance
Hope for hearing you response

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"My legs have gone asleep"

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You Could say: i have been waiting for ages now and/or kept me waiting for hours,
eg: I waited for ages to see the doctor,
the receptionist kept me waiting in the lobby for hours before I could see the manager.

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I don't think there is any specific word of phrase to describe that.

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I can't think of anything off-hand

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