void Test_hubba1::Created(GameObject *obj){
Commands->Start_Timer(obj,this,1.0f,1); //number 1 at the end is kinda like a unique timer event...
}

void Test_hubba1::Timer_Expired(GameObject *obj,int number){
if(number == 1){ // this here is your number 1 from the previous comment
// do some crap here, check if the dude has a GameObject yet...
Commands->Start_Timer(obj,this,1.0f,1); // omg, it will loop again every second forever...
}
}

void Test_hubba1::Created(GameObject *obj){
Commands->Start_Timer(obj,this,1.0f,1);
Commands->Start_Timer(obj,this,10.0f,2);
Commands->Start_Timer(obj,this,50.0f,3);
}

void Test_hubba1::Timer_Expired(GameObject *obj,int number){
if(number == 1){// this is triggered after a seconds...

}
else if(number == 2){// this is triggered after 10 seconds...

}
else if(number == 3){// this is triggered after 50 seconds...

}
}

void Test_hubba1::Created(GameObject *obj){
Commands->Start_Timer(obj,this,1.0f,1); //number 1 at the end is kinda like a unique timer event...
}

void Test_hubba1::Timer_Expired(GameObject *obj,int number){
if(number == 1){ 
if(1 == 1){ // Just an example conditional.. you could for example check to see if the player is a gameobject here!!! :0
printf("1 equals 1");
Commands->Start_Timer(obj,this,1.0f,1);
}
else{// one does not equal 1, this is a break in the timer loop... The conditional does not pass, and there is no timer start in this statment

}
}
}