Richard Armitage inconstant
labile: easily altered, prone to frequent changes; emotionally unstable. From Latin, labi, to fall or slip; –> Middle English, labile, likely to err or sin. In use in our sense since around 1900. Richard Armitage as Thorin Oakenshield in The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.
Thought you might have used a pic of his twitter account! “Richard’s labile use of Twitter is a cause of frustration to his fans.”
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He is busy working.
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“labile” in the case mimreckoner is using it doesn’t relate to “on again off again” but it’s more toward moodiness. It’s a very accurate description. Key example: tweet / delete.
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That is SO true, mim.
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Awwww, this smile really lightens his face!
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It does — except that he’s insane …
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Only a tiny bit lol and like I always say: ‘Irgendwas ist immer’ 😉
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fair enough 🙂
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That last comment made me smile, Sev. I don’t think I am insane, feel it sometimes….but…..love the word and even though Thorin was insane he did smile pretty.
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It’s almost a googley smile, coming from Armitage.
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