It's 50 shades of infuriating to be kept on the hook via erratic, out-of-nowhere texts that either don't invite a response -- "Hope you had a good weekend, we should get together some time" -- or try to snag a last-minute, 11 p.m. booty call when you've been MIA for two weeks.
Crack is cocaine, and yet while cocaine is regarded as a casual party drug, crack users are seen as far more erratic, or even pathetic; as out-of-it, homeless, toothless, and desperate.
The giveaways are a prime example of how Mr. Chávez has been able to maintain popular support for nearly 14 years, despite out-of-control crime, erratic basic services and stubborn poverty.
Mommy, Dolan's fifth feature in five years, stars regular Anne Dorval as Diane, an out-of-work writer struggling to support her erratic son Steve, played by Antoine-Olivier Pilon. Antoine-Olivier Pilon
There are strong indications that many orphans are at risk of dropping out of school, erratic attendance, poorer concentration and performance, and emotional and behavioural disturbances.
Baki also accused the organisation of being "erratic and out of control", the ABC reported.
And he was growing increasingly erratic, living out of his car or in boarding houses, and smoking cannabis.
By all accounts, she had become unstable, erratic and out of touch during her final few years as prime minister and there was some speculation this might have been an early sign of her later dementia.
"As translucent a style as I've read in a long while," Alan Cheuse wrote in The Chicago Tribune, adding that the subjects "nearly render the mind helpless and throw the heart into a hopeless erratic rhythm out of fear, out of pity, out of the shame of being only a few degrees of separation removed from these monstrous modern circumstances".
Many of the ingredients are there: an increasingly erratic and out of touch autocratic leader confronting a popular revolt.
Although she had gained a reputation for being forthright and demanding, her behavior during filming of Mr. Skeffington was erratic and out of character.
