Have you heard of Boobquake, the Facebook group? Women everywhere were asked to join the experiment by wearing their best cleavage-enhancing apparel in order to test a certain Iranian cleric's insane statement?

The members of the club had pledged to expose cleavage on April 26 in order to highlight the ridiculousness of said stupid statement. Unfortunately, despite all logic and the laws of science, the protest started off on the wrong foot when a 6.9-magnitude quake hit Taiwan on the morning of Boobquake.

When news of the earthquake spread, the group's founder, Jennifer McCreight, went on Twitter to in order to justify that earthquakes of that size happen 134 times a year. The protest still carried on, and despite the incident in Taiwan, it's is safe to say that dressing provocatively does not cause earthquakes.

If you didn't get a chance to wear your favorite asset-enhancing top today, you can make up for it by purchasing a Boobquake 2010 t-shirt. Proceeds from the sale will go to the Red Cross and James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF), a not-for-profit organization that "promotes critical thinking by reaching out to the public and media with reliable information about paranormal and supernatural ideas," to be divided 50/50.

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