Like I said, I gave a range for 16 year olds. And, not to detract from our ranged averages, my point was that a 16 year old is very close to adult height / weight and can easy be quite intimidating.

I didn't say the average height was 6'2", I said the average male ranges in height (on average), at 16, between 5'3" and 6'2". Some may be 6'6", some may be 4'3" — but on average, a 16 year old will be between 5"3" and 6'2".

How tall were you when you were 16? I was oversimplifying with age and weight to make a point, however, male height (on average) at 16yrs of age is between 5'3" and 6'2".

Navigation does not work great. It hardly works in Canada.

16 yrs old and 168lbs... yeah, I don't know why you're painting the police in a bad light not knowing the situation that the taser was used, etc. But, just guessing: 168lbs is virtually an adult. And if that same person were aggressively wielding a knife or a baseball bat, you can bet I'd tase them if I were a cop.…

Wow, you're really drinking the kool-aid... no idea from where, but you're guzzling.

Welcome to 2011... Problem solved. ;P

I've had similar issues... I'm in Canada, and I wanted directions to a Sears.

A certain quick death or take a chance and survive (and if that chance fails, painful death)? Well, if you're the type that just says, "Ah, screw it." that may be good during a crisis — probably won't be around to fight for water and food.

Did anyone notice that the family of pigs were travelling at 360mph at the beginning of the film, at the ~5m40s mark? (528feet/s)

Sadly, it's growing on me. :P

It's true. 100%.

Why did you choose to issue a dollar amount that wasn't specifically to compensate the patent holder? Why did you choose to "send a message" to Samsung that it wasn't appropriate with an inflated dollar amount, against the orders of the court?

I've actually been really paranoid about zippers against my MBPr...

There's no cash in that...

I agree with Futrell and James' comments.

Lol! +1

I try to keep some distance between Facebook and Twitter, too.

http://gizmodo.com/5882138/theres-one-very-important-time-you-should-always-lie-online

From what I understand, aren't researchers currently working on your other concerns?