Height

Both of the previous responders were VERY wrong. He's tiny. Like a leprechaun tiny. As in, when you meet him after a show, be careful that when you hug him, he doesnt wind up in your shirt pocket. This happened to me in Philly. True story. I was halfway back to jersey before i noticed he was in there. Also, he hates it when you ask him where his pot of gold is. Just sayin...

rody walker of PTH? i'ld guess 5'9" to 6'2" I'm just under 6' and he was about the same height as me

I'd say about 5'10", he seems like a relatively short, stocky sort of guy.

5"9

185

4 feet 10 inches tall is 147.32 centimeters tall.

5.1

I believe 5'4"

5' 8''

almost 7 ft

5'8

It depends upon the voltage; the higher the voltage, the taller the tower and the wider the right-of-way. A tower carrying 500,000-volt lines could be around 150' tall but it also depends on the terrain. The conductors have to be a certain distance from the nearest object, so power lines running across flat, open terrain can be on towers that are shorter than those used for lines running through the mountains, for example.

6'3"

4'8" no taller than 5'3"

i think 4" 11

75kgs

187cm

6'1 1/2

6.0

2348m

It's probably average. I'm 4'11 and I'm 11 years old, and most people I know at my age are 4'5-4'9.

5 foot 8 is bad height for football..since the smaleest player the QB is usually minimum 5 11...so don't think bout any position other then QB

jus play another sport LOL

Sorry, but there is no real answer to your question because "tall" is a length measurement while "cu feet" is a volume measurement (height times width times length).

You see, "tall" and "cu feet" measure two different things, and "how tall" can be just about any measurement between zero and infinity. Some examples: 1ft times 1ft times 3.5 feet = 3.5 cu feet.

2ft times 1ft times 1-3/4ft also = 3.5 cu feet. 1/10ft times 10 feet times 3.5ft also = 3.5 cu feet.

From the floor to the top of the tank

kkeree

That would be Nathaniel. No it wouldn't it would be Sean Foreman.

Technically, 122 is "above average". College coursework is designed such that anyone with an IQ of 120 or higher can get all 'A's in his/her coursework.

5 ft