South Park being Mis-quoted

First of all, I would like to say how pissed I am that that STUPID Terrence and Phillip crap was aired.

Second, I have noticed how much South Park information is being garbled by the media. In the Zest section of the houston chronicle today, I found a cover story on south park. Cool, I thought. They were tallking about the Spirit of Christmas sent out as a Christmas card for fox execs.I quote

"Made with less than $2,000, it's the crudely animated story of some construction paper kids who put a magic hat on a snowman. Frosty comes to life and eventually does battle with the baby Jesus"

HELLO PEOPLE!!! THIS WAS NOT THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS!!!!

According to the South Park FAQ, that spirit of chrismas was made in college, NOT FOR THE FOX EXECS.

I noticed these inconsistencies with the Time magazine annd Newsweek story.

ANyone else have any stories of garbled information please post.

<<"Made with less than $2,000, it's the crudely animated story of some construction paper kids who put a magic hat on a snowman. Frosty comes to life and eventually does battle with the baby Jesus"

HELLO PEOPLE!!! THIS WAS NOT THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS!!!!

According to the South Park FAQ, that spirit of chrismas was made in college, NOT FOR THE FOX EXECS.>>

The one were santa fights christ is the fox exec one WangValdez wrote in message ...

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WangValdez wrote in message ...

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Yes, they are both called "The Spirit of Christmas." Yes, it can get confusing. However, if you are a *reporter* doing a story on South Park (or Matt and Trey, since SoX is *not* technically South Park), you should take the extra time to get your facts straight.