Like a quine, but not Very simple, write a program that at first glance appears to be a quine, but is not. Upon running, the program actually prints the source to a real quine, obviously distinct from the original program in some way, preferably creative, but since this is a popularity contest, the answer with the most upvotes wins. 

Standard Loopholes which are no longer funny are forbidden.
CJam

{"_~"}_~ 


Well, whether this looks like a real quine to you depends on whether you're used to CJam or GolfScript, but anyway, it looks like and prints the standard quine:

{"_~"}_~


Wait, isn't that the same thing?


   Nope, there's a space at the end of the first code. I believe the same thing would work in almost any language with almost any quine.


Test it here.