Rushmore Refacement: Difference between revisions

Villains, especially cartoon villains, are remarkably narcissistic and prone to childish vandalism. Whenever there's a landmark with a famous face on it, there's a good chance the villain will demonstrate his need for attention by putting their own face on it instead (or some ridiculous caricature of a real face, to emphasize their whimsicality). Mount Rushmore (which features U.S. Presidents [[George Washington|Washington]], [[Thomas Jefferson|Jefferson]], [[Theodore Roosevelt|Teddy Roosevelt]] and [[Abraham Lincoln|Lincoln]], in case you've forgotten) is an especially frequent target of this; the [[Statue of Liberty]] and the Great Sphinx of Giza are other popular venues for refacement.