The New York Times’ 3 Worst Corrections On Christian Holidays*
Finally, Orthodox believers do not believe that Santa Claus announced the Christ Child to the shepherds, or that elves were sent by Herod to kill Joseph in Egypt. It is also not customary for Christians to yell Who DAT! throughout worship services on All Saints Day. It turns out that the 12 days of Christmas have no relationship to a lobbying campaign by the American Manufacturers Association and the American Retail Association. And Easter is not a celebration of the miraculous return of Cadbury eggs.
The New York Times regrets the errors.
Heh.