Just what every passionate Christian ever wanted.
The Prayer Booth could be just as big as the phone booth was before cell-phones hit the market. Think about it, there’s hardly a time when any Christian doesn’t feel like asking God for a favor, or thanking him for something, but we can’t just drop to our knees in the middle of the street, put our hands together and start talking to the Man upstairs. The Prayer Booth is the perfect solution to the problem, put down your bags, enter the booth, follow the clever instructions and you’re done.
Still, you probably won’t see a Prayer Booth in your neighborhood anytime soon.





























wow, even the Lord can’t save these people from bad grammar.
if i see one i will defecate in it.
Warning, its a spoof! If it was a real prayer box, the church would have put a coin slot on the front of it!
Didn’t they have those in the movie THX 1138?
I think we’re gonna need more than just that one…..
THX 1138 – If you don’t understand you don’t understand.
Yes, but the ones in THX-1138 looked better, with that spiffy portrait of OM on them. Also, they afforded more privacy, either for prayer or for vomiting.
I would pray that all gods would disappear, but than that is rather circular.
You actually CAN pray everywhere you go. You don’t have to kneel or anything. God hears it anyway. He IS Almighty, you know!!
OMG!@!!!!!! This is so cool!!!! I’m going to try it out!!! Glory to God!!!!!
yeah but wouldnt it be cooler to get on your knees in the streets and pray!!!! So Cool!!!!
The origin of this gag should be credited to the versatile Joey Scaggs, who can be seen in my TV Special “Scams, Schemes & Scoundrels” – on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSy1FeUrlwg – at 7 minutes and 20 seconds into the segment.
this thing is so full of fail.
What a fantastic idea. Are they going to build one with a glory hole, so priests can stick their willys in ? It would be like a McDonald’s drive thru !
Perhaps we could transform them into microwaves !
What a stupid idea. You don’t need a booth to pray.