There was really no need to broadcast it around the world.

So she fell.

Big deal.

I trip on air at least once a day and I'm sure the security cameras at work have captured it happening.

I don't care.

It's what I do, and if I worked there, it would probably still happen.

It'd probably happen somewhere really important, too, with lots of cameras.

The really important thing we all should have all taken away from this was that gravity was still working.

Someone needed to test it, and the responsibility fell on her shoulders and she fell on the ground.

Myself, I'm glad to know that someone is testing for it besides me.

After all, I can't do all of the testing myself.

:)

(I still don't think it's news, though.)