Time

#1 @Harrison, you could store the time that the click occurred, and then do a comparison the next time the mouse is clicked;

$MOUSE_CLICK_AT = -1;
function t2dSceneWindow::onMouseUp(....)
{
  if($MOUSE_CLICK_AT > 0)
  {
    if($MOUSE_CLICK_AT > (5 * 1000))
    {
      // do something after mouse clicked over 5 seconds ago and mouse clicked again
      $MOUSE_CLICK_AT = getRealTime();
    }
  }
}

#2 Thinks....What am look for is to disable the mouse for about 3 to 5 second once the mouse is click.

#3 Harrison, the pseudo-code above would do just that.

If your mouse only interacts with a single object, you could bind to that objects onMouseUp() or onMouseDown() call back -- otherwise, if it interacts with various objects, of different classes -- you could bind to the sceneWindow's mouse callbacks, and simply keep track of the last time a click was performed -- then compare it to the current click's time and if it's too short of a time, just simply return from the callback doing nothing ... if it's after the time out period, perform the click code and update the 'last click' variable.