diff --git a/lib/scroller.js b/lib/scroller.js
index 9af35f0..ec0afe6 100755
--- a/lib/scroller.js
+++ b/lib/scroller.js
@@ -12,18 +12,19 @@
 // drag/swipe...
 var CLICK_THRESHOLD = 10
 
-// if the amount of time to wait beween start and end is greater than this
-// the event is considered a long click.
+// if the amount of time to wait bteween start and end is greater than
+// this the event is considered a long click.
 // NOTE: this will not auto-fire the event, the user MUST release first.
 var LONG_CLICK_THRESHOLD = 400
 
 // the maximum amount of time between clicks to count them together.
 // NOTE: if multi-clicks are disabled this has no effect.
 // NOTE: this is reset by the timeout explicitly set in the handler...
-// NOTE: this is the timeout between two consecutive clicks and not the total.
+// NOTE: this is the timeout between two consecutive clicks and not the 
+// 		total.
 // NOTE: if multiple clicks are enabled this will introduce a lag after
 // 		each click (while we wait for the next), so keep this as small 
-// 		as possible.
+// 		as possible, but not too small as to rush the user too much.
 var MULTI_CLICK_TIMEOUT = 200
 
 // the amount of time between finger releases.
@@ -112,7 +113,6 @@ function makeScrollHandler(root, config){
 			}
 		}
 		*/
-		//togglePageDragging('on')
 		scrolled = $(root.children()[0])
 		setTransitionDuration(scrolled, 0)
 		// XXX these two are redundant...
@@ -231,8 +231,6 @@ function makeScrollHandler(root, config){
 			clicks: null,
 		}
 		// XXX stop only if no fingers are touching or let the callback decide...
-		//togglePageDragging('off')
-		// XXX update this with the new data model!!! (see below)
 		if(options.postCallback 
 				// XXX revise this....
 				&& options.postCallback(data) === false 
@@ -323,9 +321,6 @@ function makeScrollHandler(root, config){
 				this.state = 'waiting'
 			} else {
 				this.state = 'waiting'
-				// XXX STUB: this makes starting the scroll a bit sluggish, 
-				//		find a faster way...
-				//togglePageDragging('on')
 
 				// NOTE: if we bind both touch and mouse events, on touch devices they 
 				//		might start interfering with each other...