I always want to say things about myself, but I’m usually saying them to myself, and I’m always asking why I would post such things publicly and then I remember the Joe Transparency Plan of 2007 and remember a bunch of other stuff then I wonder why I bother to write because few people read. Video.
So why is my life so boring?
See that video above? Wonder how they did that? I don’t. I knew how it was done within 5 seconds.
I started to put an explanation in here about how they did it — I guess to prove I know… but that’s not doing you any favors.
I took my daughter to see David Copperfield’s show in Tulsa. Everyone on the way out was talking about Copperfield’s big illusion of the night, the finale. While I can be fooled by the traditional, slight of hand and misdirection stuff, and I love to be, that technology bit was completely transparent.
KNOWING=BORING
So you wonder why I take those little trips, flirting with insanity? The forgetting, of course.
One of the best things that’s happened to me all summer was being fooled by a sock I had put on my foot backwards.
I thought something was wrong with the sock — like it was a manufacturing flaw. I posted about it on Facebook and found a little video clip that proved I didn’t fake the image.
If knowing everything is boring, then knowing nothing is fantastic.
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