I understand wanting to take a break from the posting but please reconsider dropping it. There are many people who love this site and while we might not always post it is informational to others. So consider me voting for you to keep it going.

Over at the TMZ site the frst blog about blaming him was alive and well with people following Ms. Brown's lead and blaming Mr. Mays. I saw the first statement as nothing more than protecting "their customer", do anything to deflect the damage away from the airline and blame the passenger instead. There had been no news release of a fellow passenger saying Mr. Mays didn't wear his seatbelt an even Mr. Mays made no mention of it when interviewed by the local news, only saying he was hit in the head by things falling from the ceiling. Her comment started people on the wrong path of blaming Mr. Mays and was irresponsible, she would have been better off saying No comment at this time than pulling something out of her a**.

I was wondering what happened to your comment section.

testing, testing--got my username yeah!