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Simon the Silly Sausage (Gone AWOL from h2g2) Posted Dec 5, 2002
What was the name of the cat Lister smuggled abourd ?
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Dec 5, 2002
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Dec 5, 2002
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Dec 7, 2002
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Simon the Silly Sausage (Gone AWOL from h2g2) Posted Dec 9, 2002
Erk, I really can't think of a RD question on a Monday monring
Ok, name all the women Rimmer has had sex with?
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Oberon2001 (Scout) Posted Dec 9, 2002
As a real person first time round Yyvonne McGruder (phonetic spelling )
But then when ressurected he had sex with loads after taking the love virus... except I think that was in AR.
He had sex with Jane Horrocks as well I think as a hologram.
Oberon2001
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Simon the Silly Sausage (Gone AWOL from h2g2) Posted Dec 9, 2002
I got two more you've missed. Keep guessing guys.
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Oberon2001 (Scout) Posted Dec 9, 2002
He made love to Yvonne McGruder as a hologram as well (in btl)
He also had sex in a Bently Convertable (marvellous machine, marvellous!), though in the books he makes this up to seem big in front of Lister. Not sure her name is ever mentioned.
On the Holoship he made love to Commander Nirvana Crane
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Oberon2001 (Scout) Posted Dec 9, 2002
according to all the websites I've looked at the above is correct... so where are you looking?
Oberon2001
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Simon the Silly Sausage (Gone AWOL from h2g2) Posted Dec 9, 2002
The girl in the bentley was called Sandra, so that's one.
The other had a whole episode about it. A Death day present???
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Simon the Silly Sausage (Gone AWOL from h2g2) Posted Dec 9, 2002
It wasn't actually someone Rimmer slept with, but Lister gave him the memory of it.
What was her name anyone?
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Dec 9, 2002
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Dec 9, 2002
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Simon the Silly Sausage (Gone AWOL from h2g2) Posted Dec 9, 2002
Lise Yates
Sorry was being a bit harsh over the spelling as you didn't give her surname before.
I'll let you have it now though. Think that's all of rimmers partners covered now.
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- 683: Simon the Silly Sausage (Gone AWOL from h2g2) (Dec 5, 2002)
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- 685: Simon the Silly Sausage (Gone AWOL from h2g2) (Dec 6, 2002)
- 686: Oberon2001 (Scout) (Dec 6, 2002)
- 687: Simon the Silly Sausage (Gone AWOL from h2g2) (Dec 6, 2002)
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- 690: Simon the Silly Sausage (Gone AWOL from h2g2) (Dec 9, 2002)
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