Invincible

I don't mind. We got the concept of mechanical prosthesis, why not biological too? Because it was grown inside a pig? On the plus side, you wouldn't be eaten by Jewish cannibals if you were part-pig. "Pretty situational," you might say, but you never know!

Unless you're talking about some magical transformation, or some sort of advanced ability to change shapes along with the user's experience of new shapes, I guess if you drastically changed your body, it would take a great amount of time getting used to it. Consider something as extreme as being changed from a human to a pony; 1) You would have to change your skeletal structure, as well as add / remove certain parts of it. 2) Your center of mass would be entirely different, and you would need to adjust your movement appropriately. Even something which you have come to embrace as natural - such as moving - would feel weird and you will probably go through vertigo trying to move around in your new body. 3) On a side note, all of your instincts and muscle memory are human-centric. That means that you will have to learn using body language and natural reactions to different scenarios all over again.

I'm highly energetic, and can play, work or do lots of whatever each day. I'm not particularly smart, charming or wealthy, but I make up for what I lack with determination. I'm usually resourceful enough to find a solution to whatever task I'm faced with. Plus, I'm highly inventive and imaginative, so I got that going for me.

I'm gonna try to encapsulate all of the above into "Ambition", or "hope". What's most important is different to each person, but if you lack the ambition or audacity to achieve what you hope for or hold on to it, then what do you have, really?

I'd invest my money. I can't trust myself not to spend it all right away. But I can invest it to make more and have a steady income and a comfortable life.

Yeah, I think I had mine last for about a month. Was like 5 years ago. Those things are irritating.

Probably driving along a long, coastal highway in the late afternoon, having a quiet tune to relax and contemplate to the sound of, the breeze gently brushing along my skin. I wouldn't mind a quiet eternity like that.

I'm capable of terrible anger outbursts. I generally appear to others as a friendly, patient and helpful person, but I suppose you can call it my facade. Deep down, I get easily angry, and I bottle it in. If I get too angry, I explode like a dynamite. And then I usually end up hurting people I truly care about.

Operation "Cast Lead" (Or the Gaza war, 08'-09'). I mean come on, "Cast lead" sounds pretty cool.

Can't say either will be the end of me. I don't smoke, and I have a monstrous metabolism, with the kinds of meals i eat to satisfy my hunger i will probably never grow any larger.

I've felt dissatisfied with what I had for a long time. But nowadays i'm content in knowing no matter how much I have, i'll always wish for more. I just make it a point not to let ambition change my perspective anymore.

Science, Gaming, Learning, Books. I'm a nerdy type. I love researching and learning new stuff, I'm somewhat tech savvy and am good with computers. I like gaming even though I'm usually not around to play too much. I enjoy learning new stuff in particular - I believe that if you don't strive to learn new things you'll stagnate and miss your chance to grow. Also books - I think this might be a weird combo but my top favorite genres are fantasy and nonfiction (biographies in particular). That's all I'm about nowadays.

My sense of smell is very poor, so its meaning is lost on me.

Sleep. Imagine how much could be accomplished if you don't need to sleep.

I did feel a bit exposed but in the sense of having a quick way to strip you in case of an emergency I can see why that may be necessary

Computer science, but i'm biased because i study it. Logic, maths, programming languages, graph theory, computational complexity theory... there's an entire field of science right there, and it focuses on classifying problems and (sometimes) solving them using sets of instructions.

I'm getting married in a few months actually. Obviously, i expect requited love. My fiancee and I can be very similar in some ways, but we're also sometimes very different people. But, as someone who can recognise my flaws, this is a good thing. I believe a little variance in a relationship is needed.

I only encountered snow once in my life. It was pretty cool. Ha, get it?

Well, the ostentatiousness some exhibit, and the tendency towards the spread of misinformation for me are a deal breaker. I don't think they are all the same, but i keep running into these types often enough to alienate me from their agenda.

If I don't know them very well, yeah. Same principle would apply if I saw someone wearing rags - I'd assume them to be a bum. People often prejudice based on first impression, it isn't anything surprising or new.

Turquoise. It runs in the family, so I'm nothing special

Dr. Pepper. For some reason it feels like most people either don't like it at all or really love it.

Books will remain viable for a long while, if not for another reason then as spares in case electricity in your region dies out. Books, or writing in general is one of the greatest inventions of mankind, and there's a lot you can find in books, dated articles, journals, logs... There's a lot that was never really transcribed to the Internet and is gathering dust somewhere

I don't know. I don't mind electronic formats but I do prefer paper myself. To me, there's something soothing about owning and holding a printed paper version of a book.

What is there to say? The limited nature of the conversation would make it rather dull not too soon after it started, I think.