A fast-food restaurant thought that it was handing out an educational activity book for kids, but it contained a Web site that's for adults only, with X-rated activity.

Chick-Fil-A, the popular restaurant whose owner's religious beliefs keep it closed on Sunday, was caught in an embarrassing situation.

The promotion had been running for almost two weeks and distributed to more than 800 restaurants nationwide, including North Carolina and the Piedmont Triad.

A local employee says he's given out hundreds of the children's activity books, but when he learned that there was a sexually explicit Web site printed inside, he took the book home and checked it out and reported it to his managers.

The Web site was supposed to direct children to more information about Washington, D.C., but a publisher's error in the Web site address instead sends you to a place that would make even the dirtiest politician blush.

Company officials say a customer who got an eyefull called Chick-Fil-A's corporate office, and red-faced officials immediately removed the book from all of their stores nationwide.

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