Conan O'Brian poking fun at JW's but also a good witness perhaps

[Crystal Angle]

[MsTexan]

When did you see the show? Tonight?? I missed it!!! I shoulda have watched the show. I became addicted to FB. :-X LOL

[Shannon4Jah]

You know they could be sued for copyright infringment by the society for the blow up of the WT cover if they feel the need though in many cases they are discreet about taking legal action on something unless it is outright reproach or theft. It would seem that way. Just the same this proves no one is being overlooked with the good news and they have gotten a witness themselves.

[Fiona]

I thought it was interesting that its the Study Watchtower, not even one for the public.

[MsTexan]

NOVEMBER 15 ISSUE

[Shannon4Jah]

Yeah I just realized that. They must of just picked up a copy somewhere left, or a cover from online, printed it out as a large size.

[VegaMcClintock]

The other thing is the fact that they portrayed us as Mormons. We don't "usually" go to the doors in short sleeves. Usually we go with our jackets. Mormons don't. They introduced themselves as Brothers. We don't. Mormons do. Just food for thought on the fact that they cannot even get our religion right when making fun of it.

[Brother_Bliss]

I notice the Mormon influence also. "This is brother Jeb", then "and this is brother Jeb".

Around here they will have name tags and bicycles too.

- Bob

[gloreeoreo]

@ josh, actually many brothers don't wear jackets in service. here in texas in the summer you could get heat stroke doing that.

[VegaMcClintock]

Yeah I understand that but they totally look like Mormons. Like I said they also introduced themselves as brothers. But yeah I can see that being the case in Texas.

[Shannon4Jah]

That's true because if it is 90-95 degrees and a brother is doing door to door he would burn up. Usually by the fall around October the jackets go back on until about May and they take them off again.

[JonE]

On 9/27/2009 at 9:21 PM, Shannon4Jah said:

You know they could be sued for copyright infringment by the society for the blow up of the WT cover if they feel the need though in many cases they are discreet about taking legal action on something unless it is outright reproach or theft. It would seem that way. Just the same this proves no one is being overlooked with the good news and they have gotten a witness themselves.

Satire is legally protected.

[Paul s]

2 hours ago, JonE said:

Satire is legally protected.

You have to decide which battles are worth fighting and a talk show having a bit of fun just isn't worth it. We might as well enjoy the sketch for what it is a bit of harmless fun