Redacted.

[hungrymark]

Watergate should really have been called Watergate-gate, if you think about it.

[Myranda_Rose]

Watergate should really have been called Watergate-gate, if you think about it.

Been watching Mitchel and Webb?

[limbicsystem]

Cow & Gate.

[Viz]

Haha :-)

[dafuzz]

Huzzah - today I learned that redacted doesn't mean the same as rescinded. Stuff is now making more sense.

[BlindLemonAde]

'When I use a word,' Humpty Dumpty said, in rather a scornful tone, 'it means just what I choose it to mean — neither more nor less.'

The BBC has chosen "redacted" in preference to "censored", which would have too many totalitarian overtones for their liking.

I rather like "Horse-Gate", as in "The food industry has slammed the horse-gate, after the scandal has bolted"...

[chillidoggy]

I'm convinced that, until about a week ago, 99.999% of the U.K. population had never heard the word 'redacted', nor did they have a clue what it meant. I include myself in that percentage.

[Viz]

Remember that day everyone suddenly stopped saying centigrade and started saying celsius? Weird that was

[chillidoggy]

I still remember when it was in Fahrenheit....................

[Viz]

:-)
never mind, at least your memory still works