Did you hear the one about the Chinese Waterfall that isn’t real? Big news story!  READ ABOUT IT HERE. Yes, the highest waterfall in the country of China, the majestic Yuntai Waterfall, actually comes from a pipe in the mountain (not always, just some of the time, depends on the season). From the article is states, in classic justification form: “Yuntai Mountain Park’s management responded, explaining how changes in the dry season necessitated the extra boost to the falls. “(The waterfall) cannot guarantee to meet the public in its most beautiful appearance due to season changes,” they said, adding that the waterfall underwent “a tiny improvement during dry season.” The park’s management also expressed gratitude for the attention, promising that the waterfall would greet guests this summer in its “most perfect and most natural form.” My kind of Promise right there! LOL. Holy heavens. How deceiving. “Most perfect and most natural form”…goodness, gracious, I hope no one notices my eyelashes aren’t real (said every teenage girl and 40-something mom adopting the latest Mr. Snuffleupagus eyelash trend). Yikes. As if nature’s wonders weren’t wonderful enough, now we have to wonder if they’re really full of wonder, or full of …