I ' m fine without the disc changer and honestly I ' d be fine without the DVD player but it sucks when my 2 year old asks for a movie in the car and I can ' t play one for her <| sep |> Wow that ' s some creepy shit . Thanks for sharing . <| sep |> I have something in the gts . So im going to add your friend code right now . <| sep |> Europeans used quilted textile armor in the later middle ages , made of multiple layers of linen . This quilted material worked similarly to modern Kevlar , and modern tests have found that these armors can offer very effective protection against cuts . A sword blow will easily slice through the outer most layers of fabric , but these garments could be a dozen or more layers thick , and it ' s very challenging to cut through that many layers of cloth in a single strike . Textile armor appears to have offered reasonable protection against arrows as well , if modern experiments are any fair guide . Here is a depiction of late medieval soldiers wearing a mix of metal and textile armor . Consequently , when the Spanish arrived in the New World and found locals wearing quilted textile armor , this would not have been an especially surprising technology .