Amy and I were shocked to get to Mount Rushmore and see our heads up there with other American notables. (Shocked, honored, humbled, confused.)

Ha ha. Fooled you. Our heads weren't really up there on Mount Rushmore. The above photo was made using a simple camera trick. (If you know how this trick was done, please don't tell anyone--real camera magicians never tell our secrets--this means you
JBQ and Eugenia).
Next I tried to crush George W's head, but it was as hard as stone. (Talk about hard-headed!)

Ha ha. Fooled you again. Another camera trick. (Reminder to Camera Magicians:
shhhhhh.) I wasn't really pinching George's head; I'd never do that to the father of our country.
Finally I took the following picture, which I admit is using a camera trick so complicated that even I don't know how I did it. (Camera Magicians, it's OK to break the Honored Rule of Secrecy now because I do want to be told how it was done.)

That is how
I see the world, but usually the camera doesn't capture it.
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