Alternately, the term "Prayer-Conditioner" may be refering to a person. In which case, one's libido is not being stifled, but only redirected to your nearest confidant.
Even if the term Prayer-Conditioner could refer to a person, I still hold that it's a machine pun, because of the imperative "Turn on," a verb that applies to air conditioners.
Prayer-Warriers are people especially good at intercession and you bring your requests to them. They do like 24 hour stints and such.
I am certain you are correct in their intended meaning of "Prayer-Conditioner".
However, "turn on" is also a sexual innuendo that continues the sexual overtone of "hot? bothered?" so I am merely proposing that there could be an alternately inappropriate suggestive quality to the message.
The term "animals in heat" means animals that are aroused. So both animals and sex are implied there. I thought that it would be funnier, though, to think of horny dogs instead of horny people...
yeah, animals in heat is pretty... disgusting though. especially bitches.
I admit I didn't even think of that when this was posted, but if that's the case, I'm not so sure what you were trying to say was conveyed effectively.
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Even if the term Prayer-Conditioner could refer to a person, I still hold that it's a machine pun, because of the imperative "Turn on," a verb that applies to air conditioners.
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I am certain you are correct in their intended meaning of "Prayer-Conditioner".
However, "turn on" is also a sexual innuendo that continues the sexual overtone of "hot? bothered?" so I am merely proposing that there could be an alternately inappropriate suggestive quality to the message.
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I admit I didn't even think of that when this was posted, but if that's the case, I'm not so sure what you were trying to say was conveyed effectively.
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