Little                             Jack sat in his living room, drawing a spectacular                             picture. When he was done, he showed his mom who was                             sitting on the couch with a newspaper in front of                             her face. "Look mom," said Jack. "Uh-huh,                             that's real good," she replied. Jack looked at                             his mom. The newspaper was in front of her face. She                             was actually able to see through it! Jack then realized,                             "My mom has X-ray vision."
                          Well                             Jack, you're not alone. Did you know that in the United                             States alone there have been 809,412 cases of moms                             having X-ray vision, 1,022,425 cases of dads having                             X-ray vision, and 3 cases of superheroes having X-ray                             vision? "So that's how mom knew I had chocolate                             cake before dinner!" exclaimed Jack. "And                             that's how dad knew I got a tattoo," said Jack's                             brother Andy. "That's probably how they found                             out I was pregnant," reasoned Jack's sister Joan.
                          In                             fact, X-ray vision has played a role in WWI, WWII,                             the Lincoln Assassination, the Kennedy Assassination,                             the Hindenburg Explosion, the Potato Famine, Hurricane                             Georges, the Beatles breakup, and the ability to locate                             broken bones in the human body.
                          Obviously,                             X-ray vision must stop! To help in the fight against                             X-ray vision, send $20 to:
                            
                          Sharon                             Hardy
                            483 7th Ave. #3
                            Brooklyn, NY 11215                              
                          
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