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That sounds similar to the Indonesian Mimic Octopus. At least the part about changing its skin and texture.

Two words: Mantis Shrimp.

I suppose those are good points. I've just never had to use it before, so it's always just seemed pointless to me.

Yea, I'd rather be too warm than too hot. I get incredible shivers when I am cold and its extremely painful because I violently shake non-stop until I'm warm again, which is almost never in the winter.

Not to mention a lot of what we hear being played is actually computer sound anyway, because unless we are listening to a live show, its been recorded and played back the way similar to how it is done when originally generated on a computer anyway. So... nothing but live shows are music?

I speak English and some French. I'm not yet fluent, but I can get by fairly well. I am planning on being a translator, so I am looking to learn many more languages later on.

"So any not in the US or quite a bit of Europe, English is a second language"

That is not really true. There are so many countries outside of the US and Europe that speak English predominantly. And its a little funny that you said Europe, because outside of the UK, there's not many predominantly English-speaking countries.

If you want to learn more, take a look at this map of English speaking countries. Anywhere you see green is where English is an official or predominantly spoken language of that country.

Hey. Thanks for the greeting. What do you like most about this site?

I have both print and digital copies of some of my books. They each have their merits. It usually depends on how I'm feeling and where I'll be doing my reading. If I'm lying down in bed to read a book, I'll do it on an e-reader. I like to lay down on my side and keep reading when I get really sleepy, and print books are so difficult to hold like that. But, if I am in a park, or library, or some nicer scenery, then what I am looking for is more of an experience. The feel of print is much nicer for that, and the calm and peace that comes through physically flipping the pages, and holding something more substantial. Also, I like the look of bookshelves, and such things. It adds great decor for my apartment.

It seems like an interesting concept, and other than grammatical and punctuation stuff, I see no issues with it so far, really. Aside from some things that BerkaZerka already mentioned.