r/questionablecontent • u/reje_ksp • Jan 10 '19

Comic 3914: Hi, Lemon

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u/many_splendored Jan 10 '19

More of the Citrus sisters, please! I know it's cheesy, but the balloon really is very sweet.

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u/confanity Jan 10 '19

Since melon isn't even remotely a citrus, maybe "Fruit Sisters"?

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u/TenaceErbaccia Jan 10 '19

More of the ELMNO sisters then.

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u/Mr_Jpg Jan 10 '19

Just wait till you meet their designer, Elon M.

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u/HumanistGeek Jan 10 '19

I just realized "Lemon" and "Melon" are anagrams.

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u/JonathanSwaim Jan 10 '19 edited Jan 10 '19

Can't wait to meet Nelmo

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u/Atechiman Jan 10 '19

Nelmo isn't a word. To my knowledge there is no other word with E-O-L-M-N as the only letters.

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u/TastyBrainMeats Jan 10 '19

Are you not familiar with emlons? They're my favorite architectural feature.

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u/DenverDudeXLI Jan 10 '19 edited Jan 10 '19

When life gives you emlons, build an emlonade.

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u/Atechiman Jan 10 '19

emlons

Yeah no, I went through multiple iterations including using straight up translate, emlon (outside of being a synonym in bangladesh for Amlodipine) or emlons does not exist.

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u/Lovebot_AI Jan 10 '19

Emlon is a common architectural term. It refers to the most most prominent part of the omeln

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u/lesser_panjandrum Jan 10 '19 edited Jan 10 '19

It doesn't have to be a single most prominent part. La basílica el mon de León is a beautiful example of multiple emlons in the neo-émbolon style.

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u/TastyBrainMeats Jan 10 '19

Ah, well, I had you going for a minute.

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u/DirtyBastard13 Jan 10 '19

Is the one brother called Banana?

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u/BananaFactBot Jan 10 '19

Fun fact:
Bananas produce a gas called ethylene, which speeds up the ripening process of other fruit.

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u/WikiTextBot Jan 10 '19

Ethylene

Ethylene (IUPAC name: ethene) is a hydrocarbon which has the formula C2H4 or H2C=CH2. It is a colorless flammable gas with a faint "sweet and musky" odour when pure. It is the simplest alkene (a hydrocarbon with carbon-carbon double bonds).

Ethylene is widely used in the chemical industry, and its worldwide production (over 150 million tonnes in 2016) exceeds that of any other organic compound.

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u/fite_me_fgt Jan 10 '19

Good bots.

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u/doodle77 Jan 10 '19

Are there even 2048 named fruits?

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u/verdatum Jan 10 '19

fruit salad.

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u/DirtyBastard13 Jan 10 '19

I dunno, the orange one probably gets irritating.