Caro-Kann or Sicilian?

What do you guys think is better or like to play more? Post your favorite variations!

I hate both, but if I had to chose, Sicilian - the dragon (g6-Bg6- 0-0)

The two openings are very different, so it would depend a lot on your style of play.  I learned chess defense against 1. e4 with Caro-Kahn as it's pretty solid and defensible, but I've heard from some people that it is not a good first defense to learn as black.  The Sicilian, on the other hand is more tactical and aggressive. 

I'm just now starting to learn the Sicilian, but if I had to choose one response to 1. e4 it would be the French defense, so I guess in regards to your question, I'm punting.

Both are highly respectable defenses used by top GM's fairly regularly.  Black seems to be holding his own better in the Sicilian.  I play neither, opting for closed ruy positions.

 I as well learned the sicilian first, and its many variations( the dragon is okay but im not a fan). I personally like the french as well, but im an aggresive player. I hear about people talking about the slav and the caro-kann and i wanted to see what everyone though, to see if id like it myself.

Those two openings are about as different as openings can be. As black in a Caro-Kann I'm comfortable in most of the lines, including advance, Panov, Two Knights, Smyslov main line, Fischer exchange (least ambitious).

As white I would play the Panov attack. It's remarkably similar to, and often transposes directly with, the Queen's Gambit.

Here's one of my favorite variations of the caro-kahn to play as black.  It's also one that I've had a lot of success with, both OTB and online