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May

29 (17.8%)

Bubbles & Faye

20 (12.3%)

Roko

29 (17.8%)

Lemon

1 (0.6%)

Yay

11 (6.7%)

Renee

3 (1.8%)

Brun

13 (8%)

Elliot

25 (15.3%)

Clinton

12 (7.4%)

Beepatrice

7 (4.3%)

Millifeulle

5 (3.1%)

Melon

3 (1.8%)

Other (please specify in the comments)

5 (3.1%)

Total Members Voted: 59

[Farideh]

Let's just say that Lemon and Melon have A LOT of sisters.

[TorporChambre]

Dammit, I knew that dog joke was going to trigger a Monty Python cascade.  Now stop that, it's silly.

It's not silly, it's a very naughty thread!---And now for something completely different:
Human siblinghood is idemparentality e.g. I'm selfsibling; cybrid siblinghood being idemcrèchality, Lemon's 1^stprime^5thprime'd include Lemon.

[Gyrre]

I suspect that's one of those oft repeated but often underexplored memetic pop-opinions people tend to repeat. Like 'I hate country music' or 'black licorice is gross'[1]. Fun fact, I've given folks[2] who say they hate black licorice black licorice[3] and they actually liked it. Two of them straight up asked me what it was because they'd never tasted it before.

Arm the xkcd cannons!

Fire!

***  https://xkcd.com/2241/  ***

"licorice"
No specifics at all. Not even singling out a single flavor, brand, or styling.

That's author bias.

[N.N. Marf]

No specifics at all. Not even singling out a single flavor, brand, or styling.

That's author bias.

Licorice is the specific flavor: from Glycyrrhiza glabra or Glycyrrhiza lepidota plant. And if that's what was meant, it's not bias at all because it would mean the flavor generally. Although this may be more a case of maturing palate, because I hated licorice as a kid but now I love it. Unless there really was some innovations in the licorice plant that I'm not aware of.

[SilentSooYun]

"Well it looks like she hates it."
"Yes, that is it! I hate this!" sniffs "Ew, yes! I hate this! It is revolting!"
"More?"
"Please."

[Gyrre]

No specifics at all. Not even singling out a single flavor, brand, or styling.

That's author bias.

Licorice is the specific flavor: from Glycyrrhiza glabra or Glycyrrhiza lepidota plant. And if that's what was meant, it's not bias at all because it would mean the flavor generally. Although this may be more a case of maturing palate, because I hated licorice as a kid but now I love it. Unless there really was some innovations in the licorice plant that I'm not aware of.

There's tons of candy that presents itself as [x fruit] licorice (strawberry, cherry, mango, etc).

EDIT: Huh. I didn't realize open bracket x close bracket made bullet points.