Copper Mountain Wants You to Lie to Ski

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That agency with our favorite name, Wexley School for Girls, has developed Everyone Deserves a Snow Day, a site that offers employers, employees and the unemployed tools to petition their boss, co-workers, supervisors, husbands, wives, girlfriends, boyfriends that they really, really need a day off to go skiing.

On the site you can, like making your porn start name, create your ski patrol name. And amont the many other available goodies, there’s a Snow Day Soundboard tool that makes “sick noises” such as a cough, hack or sneeze among others, you can click on while in your office to spoof your boos into thinking you need a sick day. Which you, of course, will use to go skiing at Copper Mountain.

So if you like to ski, give this site a visit and let us know if it works.

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