But the sandwich is a hologram too, and so any mess would be a hologramatic mess. There is no real danger of mess to the floor either way, and so I just attribute it to Holly's computer senility.
The sandwich contents could be spilled onto the floor
They would be sick and/or lose control of their bladder/bowels
Other (please specify)
But the sandwich is a hologram too, and so any mess would be a hologramatic mess. There is no real danger of mess to the floor either way, and so I just attribute it to Holly's computer senility.
Well, it looks like this debate can finally be put to rest.
Rob Grant, co-creator and writer of Red Dwarf has read through what you reprobates have had to say and kindly responded to me on Twitter
The words of the legendary Rob Grant...
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Well, there you have it. For Rob, it's both. The viewer decides how crude to make it!
The writer of the original episode in question has spoken and the message is clear...Why not both?!
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Delightful. All's well that smegs well.
Well, we could yet get a response from the other co-creator, Doug Naylor.
If he gives a differing opinion then it could all be up in the air again...
It's not as though the author gets the final word. Works are always open to interpretation or reinterpretation by their audience. The interpretation of the author/authors is not necessarily more valid just because they created the work.
i tried making this once and regretted it instantly
forgetting while steaming drunk i hate chutney
YE RAGIN', AYE?
Which fruit chutney do you use though, I can think of several!
I will message Doug Naylor again on Twitter to see if he can give us a response. He or Rob might even be able to confirm the type of chutney used, we'll see!
EDIT: I've messaged him. I'll give it a few weeks and then I'm gonna do an Andy Dufrene and send him a message once a week for the next six years. He'll probably block me but we'll see
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Isn't it mango?
I'm not sure it was ever stated. Mango would be the obvious choice as it's most people's go-to when poppadoms are involved. We all know Lister likes his curries.
You could even argue that there are different types of chilli sauce that could be used. I wonder if the writers had a specific experience in mind when coming up with this culinary delight?
I would wager it was tobasco sauce but then I'm an asshole who would do that to someone hahahaha