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Reader-added tags include "There's few things it can't cut", "Chainsaw Sanae wanted to wreck it", and "Sadism".

The survey serves sympathy...sort of:

What's the pity here?
• The scratches on the door
• The scratches on the floor
• The damaged doujinshi
• That she wasn't able to cut the door
• That the door opened

Door Extermination Sanae.

Helepolis said:

SanaeWife seems to have something for tools and weapons. Remember that knife she had bought in that weapon museum store?

It just means I'm sad that Kogasa-san's wife could've been my soul mate. ;)

And that was a tourist store, not a museum shop.

Helepolis said:

SanaeWife seems to have something for tools and weapons. Remember that knife she had bought in that weapon museum store?

Yeah. Back when post ID only went up to six digits, and Kogasa-san manga only had three digits.

Oh, and by the way, for the survey, I was sad that we didn't see Sanae carve that door down.

TwinLeadersX said:

Yeah. Back when post ID only went up to six digits, and Kogasa-san manga only had three digits.

Oh, and by the way, for the survey, I was sad that we didn't see Sanae carve that door down.

That was a bricbrac shop.

And it might be cheaper to replace the door (or leave it empty) than it was to repair the floor and absorb the cost of damaged stock.

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Is SanaeWife's chainsaw here just a euphemism for something else, or is Mizuki Hitoshi's wife really holding a chainsaw when this happened in real life? The fourth panel of this strip seems to imply the latter...

Lt_Col_Summers said:

Is SanaeWife's chainsaw here just a euphemism for something else, or is Mizuki Hitoshi's wife really holding a chainsaw when this happened in real life? The fourth panel of this strip seems to imply the latter...

I'm betting she's the one who insisted on keeping a chainsaw in the house, just in case.