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UPDATE: The Chive posted an article today confirming that it was indeed a hoax. Check out our interview with the actress behind the hoax, Elyse Porterfield.

Damn you, Internet! *shakes fist and purses lips* We don't think it's real. As much as we really want to believe that Jenny really did quit her job via dry erase board photos (while simultaneously exposing her boss's addiction to Farmville to the whole company and becoming a hero for scorned employees worldwide), we just can't.

ANOTHER UPDATE: We just spoke with Elyse Porterfield, the girl who played Jenny. Check it out here.

jenny dry erase is fake


Here's why:


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That's a screengrab from a casting agency in L.A. (thanks to @fekauff for tipping us off) looking for a model to play the part. And let's not forget who we're dealing with here -- the dudes behind The Chive were also responsible for making up the story about Donald Trump tipping $10K at a restaurant back in 2007. Plus, there's already a Facebook group called 1,000,000 Strong for Jenny DryErase to Pose in Playboy, and while people are quick to jump on the bandwagon, that's really quick. We're calling shenanigans.

Still believing? Look at her perfect hair and the fact that there are ENCYCLOPEDIAS ON HER BOOKSHELF (Really? A 20-something has the complete Encyclopedia Britannica set on display?) It's pretty clear that it's staged. And besides -- who else besides a model or actress can control her facial expressions that well? We sure can't make those looks on command.

Well played, Internet. Well played.

P.S.: You can still make your own Jenny dry erase board. Don't bottle up that aggression.

UPDATE: The Chive posted an article today confirming that it was indeed a hoax. Check out our interview with the actress behind the hoax, Elyse Porterfield.