One Point Advice Yankee - Vol. 1 Ch. 1

[MangaDex]

 

[justforthelulz]

 

[GuardianCraze]

@justforthelulz same.

 

[Saybah]

How nice!

 

[ntepbyntep]

Somehow reminds me of machida a little bit

 

[Jeikob]

@ntepbyntep I get the Machida-kun no sekai vibes too, but it's just a pinch too goofy. Mostly the facial expressions, honestly.

 

[Simkin]

@justforthelulz

I'm going to ... borrow that for a while, if ya don't mind.

 

[sneezebag]

This is smoker right?

 

[roxanneayy]

I gotta remember that advice for when I make fried chicken next time.

 

[solchimes]

That last panel should probably something more like "Maybe "my pants ate the ice cream!" would have been better?"

 

[XenoAshura]

when your preconceive first impression of someone is so completely turn on its head that it leave you stun...

 

[leusee]

This is the way to raise your kids y'all. Positive reinforcement with no shouting and no screaming. What's important is to teach them how to deal with problems.

 

[dskilly]

This is great XD! Can definitely see cute moments already from the premise 😏

 

[Rafiduma]

A rare picture of dio brando with young giorno giovanna (colorized 1988)

 

[alannondarklord]

Brilliant.

 

[shinjikun10]

has anybody tried mixing some wasabi in the chicken? what did it taste like?

 

[Kaarme]

As long as it wasn't blueberry ice cream or equivalent. Difficult to remove the stains. Seeing how it's Japan, it was probably some tea or bean flavour...

 

[Kuroww]

@Kaarme bro, there's blueberry ice cream? that's crazy.

 

[Kaarme]

@Kuroww Eh, ice creams come and go in myriad flavours, with the manufacturers trying to find new types to attract consumers. Some of them are so successful they stick around and are copied by competitors, some disappear after a season. Blueberry/bilberry is nothing strange. Quite often it's actually blueberry (bilberry) plus raspberry. Traditionally, when talking about preserves, that combination is called the "queen jam" or "queen's jam" over here. So, it would be Queen Ice Cream.

Bilberry is a relative of blueberry, only smaller and more flavourful. In practice, in food, you might not be able to tell the difference.

 

[Kuroww]

@Kaarme I have never heard of a Bilberry before. And how do you know all this? Are you some cliche Great Sage in an isekai manga? lmao