We’ll not pretend TV networks have a conscience any more than we might assume a 13-year-old is actually “sorry,” or that he won’t go for a joyride in the new car while you’re sleeping without the weighty parental finger threatening near-death if he does.

“We feel good about our chances of prevailing.” – BoobleBob

Google attorneys recently issued a “cease and desist” letter to adult search site Booble, challenging Booble’s parody claims. Booble attorneys shot back a response, defending the parody and denying Google’s demands for the Booble domain.

Booble has now responded to Google’s request that Booble.com be handed over to Google. Here is a copy of their letter to Google which was sent earlier today:

Google lawyers have sent a cease and desist email to Booble.com. They claim trademark violation and dispute Booble’s claims that the site is simply a parody… which under law is protected by free speech.