HTTPResponse does not store the HTTP response body while it does store 
the response headers, which in my opinion makes it rather useless as a 
HTTP response abstraction object. 

The only way to obtain the response body is to call HTTPResponse.Read
([amt]) and store the body seperately, this must also be carried out 
before the connection is closed, which makes no sense as the server 
serves both HEADERs and BODY together.

I can think of no real reason why this should be the case HTTP already 
provides a method for receiving just the headers with the HEAD request 
type.

Keynotes: HTTPResponse should store the body, if received, as well as 
the headers.