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A fake resignation letter from a frustrated "journalist" sick of writing about Kylie Jenner has gone viral on Watch Mirror Twins Onlinesocial media, with people giving shout-outs to the reporter for "standing up for what is right."

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The letter is actually an article by satirical site Waterford Whispers News, the Irish equivalent of The Onion, entitled "Did Kylie Jenner Get a Boob Job? Why Am I Being Paid To Write About This Shite?"

In it, the author launches a mouth-fouled tirade against the editor, Siobhan, who asked them to write another story about the youngest Jenner.

"FUCKING probably yeah, but why the fuck do I have to write 500 words on it and 'include 5 pictures from her Instagram or Snapchat'," reads the opening. "Yeah, al-fucking-right Siobhan, thanks for the email. This is exactly why I studied journalism, cheers for hiring me. Fucking dream job my hole."

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An image of the article, entitled "Best resignation article ever," was one of the most popular images on Imgur, with 27,000 points:

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The fake resignation letter also went viral on Twitter, with thousands of people retweeting the original post:

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The Poke also fell for the hoax and wrote: "The prospect of writing 500 words about Kylie Jenner’s boobs proves too much for one journalist." They later deleted it:

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The original story was shared over 65,000 times.

Mashablehas reached out to Waterford Whispers Newsfor comment.

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