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3:23Now PlayingBoobquake on Facebook
Thousands of women will show as much cleavage as possible on Monday - in a bid to prove to an Iranian cleric that boobs don't cause earthquakes.
The chest-baring Boobquake event was planned by a US student after a comment from Hojatoleslam Kazem Sedighi.
The Iranian cleric claimed that women who wear revealing clothes corrupt men and spread adultery... which somehow apparently increases earthquakes.
In reaction, Jennifer McCreight (a D-cup) started organising Boobquake to "test the cleric's claim scientifically" -- by getting a mass of women to flash the flesh.
Already over 30,000 women have signed up to take part and on Monday 26th April will wearing the most revealing outfit they have. On behalf of men everywhere we would like to say thanks to Jennifer.
Speaking of the event McCreight said: "I will wear the most cleavage-showing shirt I own. Yes, the one usually reserved for a night on the town.
"I encourage other female skeptics to join me and embrace the supposed supernatural power of their breasts.
"With the power of our scandalous bodies combined, we should surely produce an earthquake.
"If not, I'm sure Sedighi can come up with a rational explanation for why the ground didn't rumble."
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