| Jim Halpert: | Dwight tried to kiss me. |
| Michael Scott: | What? |
| Jim Halpert: | And I didn't tell anyone because I'm not really sure how I feel about it. |
| Dwight Schrute: | That is not true. Redact it. Redact it! |
| Jim Halpert: | Well, I'm not actually making a formal complaint. I just really think we should talk about it. |
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Redact what?
Redact it! What does that mean exactly? I didn't really know until I looked it up in the dictionary. I guess it means to put it in writing or, ironically, to take it out of writing. The way I came up with the title was by recalling a fun quote from The Office. Here is the quote:
I am not sure if he meant to say retract or what the deal is, but it has been a household saying for a few years, at least in our house. I guess the purpose of the blog is for me to redact things and also for you to tell me what I should redact in whichever sense of the word you feel is appropriate.
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"Redact" usually is used when talking about a written document. It means to change information (perhaps by removing sensitive information) before publication or to remove text from a document.
ReplyDeleteSo he's sort of using it correctly....but not really. I think you're just making fun of him because you know he loves Count Chocula. You're an anti-Choculite!
Hillary
(mixing show quotes)