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I saw it in a comment on a Tumblr post about Tim Roth if that helps! I think it begins with 'a'... Not entirely sure. Tried Googling it, to no avail. Help me out, vocab enthusiasts!

I've taken to sleeping in a sitting upright position, which leaves my legs and bottom quite numb, because when I lie down, I feel like I am falling. It's not dizziness I feel, my head doesn't spin while I am actually lowering my head to the pillow, but when I am led down and horizontal, I feel a constant falling sensation. This has happened every night for nearly a week now. I have tried lying in different positions with my head on different levels, but nothing so far has gotten rid of this quite frankly upsetting feeling. Any ideas?

Does anyone else agree that this site is encouraging people to copy work instead of actually doing it for themselves? I've recently had a run of full marks in Law essays in college, and my teacher suggested that I put my work on this site to help others... frankly, I was disgusted! Why should other people benefit from my revision and skill? Do you agree, or am I being silly?

I would a link to the picture of a PostSecret about the sherlock Holmes movie - it says "We both want to see it: ask me." ASAP please :) thank you.

Twins?!?! They look so much alike, am I right?

I read stuff like Haruki Murakami, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Jim Butcher, Christopher Paolini, Dean Koontz, Garth Nix, Chuck Palahniuk, Daniel Handler.

I wish to branch out into more adult novels, I'm fed up with wizards and the like (although I am Dresden for liiiiife). I would like something life changing, thought provoking, controversial, deep, interesting...

Please help!

I am also very interested in the Roaring Twenties in America, so any novels based in that era would be very welcome.

My favorite film is The Legend of 1900. It is based on a novel by Italian author and playwright Alessandro Baricco, called Novecento. I really, really, really want to read Novecento, but I cannot speak or read Italian, neither have I the time to learn it. Does anyone know of plans to translate the novel, or could someone here who can do so translate it for me?

I wish to study Law in America, preferably on the East Coast, say Washington DC or New York, that sort of area. I am currently studying AS Levels in college in South Wales. How would I go about getting a place to study Law in America? Would a British degree achieved first be preferred then a conversion course in America? Any information on this topic is very welcome, for I am very confused. Thank you in advance.