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Hawaii's mistaken missile alert prompted many of us to think what we'd do saint teresa eroticismin the last moments of our life if a bomb came hurtling towards us.

PornHub released statistics for the island state after the alert was sent out on Saturday, revealing a sharp drop of 77 percent below the average in the minutes immediately following the emergency notification.

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But as soon as Hawaiians got the all clear approximately 38 minutes later, there was only er, celebration on their minds.

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The porn site said it received 48 percent higher than average traffic at 9:01 a.m. HST. Good on you, Hawaii.

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As for the alert, just how it all happened is quite worrying. Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency's cybersecurity practices were brought into question, as a press photo revealed a password scrawled on a Post-It note.

However, the alert happened because a staffer selected the wrong option in a dropdown menu, according to the agency. Just great.

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