Imokusa Reijou desu ga Akuyaku Reisoku wo Tasuketara Kiniiraremashita - Vol. 3 Ch. 13 - Unfashionable Lady, Become a Young Wife

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I have something like this (except....older), and now I feel like I'm taking its existence for granted...
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If you weren't careful using it, then yes. Man I whacked off so many chunks of my knuckles trying to peel as fast as my mom (cries)
I always thought the worst parts were the handles. I would wrap them in small towels because otherwise they'd dig into my hand so much I'd have to stop peeling
 
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who is robin again
He’s the rare light user the ex fiancé Princess Mia annulled her engagement for. Though apparently, the fact that he’s married to royalty (despite how crazy and unsuitable she is) and that (apparently) there’s a bun in her oven hasn’t dulled his manwhore-ness.

If he’s putting his hands on his mother in law too…

Good god, these fuckers.
 
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I have something like this (except....older), and now I feel like I'm taking its existence for granted...

A quick googling revealed earliest patented peelers are from the 19th century, but it probably took until the 20th century for them to become an item in every kitchen. Even so, I don't understand why the Japanese insist on using a big ass knife to peel a potato, carrot, an apple, or actually pretty much anything. It's like small knives don't even exist in Japan. Though I do have a smaller Japanese kitchen knife, a very good one, but it's still bigger than one I'd use to peel anything, should I use a knife instead of a peeler (which I won't). So, a peeler wouldn't be a proper tool for this historical setting manga, but I'm willing to bet neither is a huge Japanese knife.
 

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