Somerfield, a chain of supermarkets in the U.K., decided to lecture shoppers about Easter. "Brits are set to spend a massive 520 million pounds [US$1.02 billion] on Easter eggs this year," it said in a press release, "but many young people don't even know what Easter's all about." It then went on to tell everyone: "the birth of Jesus." A hasty revision, which made reference to "Britons' mounting ignorance regarding Easter," changed the references to "rebirth" before a third version was released to use the word "resurrection" after it had "consultations" with the Church of England. (London Times) ...Well, they were right about the ignorance part.
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