A hunk of it sits in a slicer at the end of the marble bar for patrons in need of instant salty gratification with their $16 Martinez (Plymouth gin, Perucchi vermouth) and $14 medley of Tanqueray and sparkling cider served via spigot from an oak cask.
Tens of thousands of wannabe-badasses followed suit, either stretching their ears themselves with tapering jewelry, like Sheffroth, or getting instant gratification with a large gauge dermal punch.
Tens of thousands of wannabadasses followed suit, either stretching their ears themselves with tapering jewelry, like Sheffroth, or getting instant gratification with a large-gauge dermal punch.
Harmonicacountry.com, for example, offers an aspiring musician almost instant gratification with its 10 simple lessons.
Also increasingly popular are products that promise instant gratification, with packaging offering "immediate results" or a "within minutes" metamorphosis.
Yet, if cost were no object, the X6 is the one that provides more subjective driving gratification, with its turbocharged power and unlikely cornering abilities.
The super-teams of the Premier League tower over them, offering a kind of infinite gratification with which the stoicism of traditional football fandom can't compete.
Officially, Zimbabwe remains a parliamentary democracy, but in reality Mugabe presides over the country as a tyrant in the classical sense of the word: an autocrat who rules exclusively for his own gratification, with contempt for the common good.
In his follow-up work, Professor Mischel said he found that some of the children who delayed gratification with the marshmallows turned out to be higher achievers as adults.
But he twisted the familiar formula – substituting the usual jingle concerning a yearning for sexual gratification with lyrics about a yearning for death, or the redemption he believed that it promised.
