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Explosive Prayer Mats

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  • Landmine
  • Company
  • Morbidity
  • Religion
  • Roof
  • Violence

Explanation

The humor comes from the unexpected and dark combination of religious prayer mats and deadly landmines. The phrase "going through the roof" is used both literally and as a figure of speech, referring to the prophets' explosive demise and their reaction to this unethical and deadly product.

Comments (12)

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Oh no! I loved it!

No offense my opinion i kinda thought that was a little mean i mean i do get is all dark jokes and all but seriously

i thought that they were REAL mats

I make it 666 like 66 dislikes and 6 comments

Let’s make that 7 comments

ALLAHU AKBAR RIGHT BACK AT YOU BITCH

that is amazing

If someone has a prayer mat, they believe that there are no more new prophets, so they would not be any prophets going up