Here are some new prayers for the modern generation.
1. Give us our daily soap- as in mind-numbing soap opera, not the body-cleaner.
2. Give us a new Facebook profile- a new way to look at ourselves. Mirrors are so old-fashioned. Vanity, thou hast a new FACE!
3. Give us the daily dose of instant wisdom. Some out-of-context quotes from online storehouses which now replace Himalayan Masters and the Oracles of Delphi.
4. Give us a disaster a day, to keep our media alive. With only one condition, God, that I don't figure in any of them.
5. Give us our high fat, high sodium, high sugar diet so we can be on a permanent high.
Amen!
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