How a Bent Nib Pen Works (Duke Fude Review) 

"The Peterness" 👍👍👍

The Peterness is what we’re all here for ❤️

Peter also means penis.

@@nknighton70, You're comment also means unnecessary.

thought it sucks

GENESISKUN02 no u 😭

@@shelbyusedtobehere vaccum 🤔

GENESISKUN02 dun dun snare noise

I read 4 instead of 14 and i got so sad. Im glad its 14, peter deserves all the love and appreciation.

he blew himself away with that sneeze 😂

I got a headache from it an I’m four years in the future!

Yeah can't blame them though it's really fun

He did mention something about designing a temple... 🤔 Screw it. Count me in.

@@umm--__-- only if there are robes and/or capes involved....

"Accidentally"

Every week you have to sacrifice a drop of ink to the “Paper Towel” I don’t know maybe you worship the paper towel

The second he sneezed I saw the comment😂

Dude, Peter straight up had an epiphany after he sneezed.

He was keeping it his entire life.

That sneeze straight punched him in the face! My 12 year old son and I ran that clip back 3 times and laughed SO hard!! 🤣🤣🤣

Jude Fenwick I think it’s about them wanting to be unique and above everyone else, which is why they used intriguing yet expensive/rare textiles or in this case red glass. For example, only the wealthiest countries had a purple flag since hundreds or thousands (can’t remember) of rare snails had to be killed to be used to make purple dye. The point of it? To be special and unique and be noticed. Take this w/ a grain of salt since I can’t remember the exact details or reasons.

mid evil

mi devil.

Hi! Medieval historian PhD here. I absolutely love these sorts of interesting tidbits about medieval crafts, especially when we can detect their legacies in modern objects. Just a little clarification: the relative rarity of red glass is mostly due to the extra effort required to make it. The metal oxides that turn glass red were well known but are too opaque for the glass to still be translucent, so the craftsman has to either carefully swirl only a little bit of red into the clear glass (this is called streaky red) or layer a super thin sheet of red over a thicker sheet of clear glass so that it still has structure. Lots of extra effort! (and therefore expense). In churches, where most of the money was, red and blue were far and away the most popular colors for stained glass. But red was almost never used for anything more practical, like drinking vessels. That said, it was common, especially after it became harder to get garnets after c1050, to make little red glass beads for the decoration of books, clothes, and jewelry. It was the famous glass blowers in Murano (near Venice) who started jealously guarding their recipes around the end of the Middle Ages. To this day it’s a pretty magical place that still trains world class glass artisans and if they were ever commissioned to design fountains pens I bet they’d use a secret mixture of red glass too!

#themoreyouknow

*satisfyyng

Prince Shehzad satisfying*

@@grick07 satisfinggg!

@Michael O Callaghan lol! 😁

The word Fude is so over my head that I can’t tell if you guys are kidding about the Gar... blah blah blah. What the heck?😂

@@screamingmimi90 lol! 😄

Dayum I wish it were true........

I'm not sure if you just sneezed too though

Luna Nyberg I always feel Peter’s goodbyes are so heartfelt. So breathy and soft. Sweet. ☺️

@@morthanalittle Yeah! I've noticed a lot of people just rush the end or jam it up with stuff about other videos so it feels like a commercial, or just try to be cool about it so it seems like they don't really care about the connection to viewers they all claim to have. Just that he seems unsure of how to say it shows that he cares. But on top on that he always likes to make you feel appreciated. Makes you want to stay for those last few seconds so you can get a smile and some encouragement back. Heartfelt, soft, sweet, yes

But it was AWESOME!!! Am I right?

Me on my breakfast 😄

You shall perish at the hand of Peter's sneeze

oh god that sneeze is an amazing performance!!! Someone needs to make a meme of just that but please.

any idea which you're getting?

Get the muji one he shows it’s good

Get a visconti homosapiens

@@JonnyWrob that's the one ive been looking at

@@jakeycakey7816 i bought the pen a week ago and i did not regret it

Mıchaela covid 19

He finally sneezed

Mick Smith It’s actually “fu-deh-noh-soo-keh”, since the Japanese characters have the equivalent of two english letters each, so the sounds are grouped as fu-de-no-su-ke = ふでのすけ (The double “oo”s are not lengthened sounds, just to indicate that the sound is like “sue” not “sew”.)

MelancholyRoses Silence, Weeb

Properly Oiled wow you’re so funny 🤪

HKWilson How did your username change so fast?

You've gotta enjoy the little things in life

That sounds amazing

NiaMilos friday nights be like^

That's what he said?

From freezing? How cold is this drawing hobby?! 🤣 Perhaps Google translate had a fit there and swapped freezing for motionless

@@wonderwend1 some people live in places that snow ya know.

Yes I agree. Definitely find multiple healthy ways to decompress if possible

@@peter_draws yes using art as your only coping mechanism is a bit funky at times i recommend finding 2 at least healthy coping mechanisms personally i have two currently lots of nature walks and art specificly my watercolour art

So satisfying that I just ordered it! 🤷🏻‍♂️

I’m about to.

Roy Thuv - I know. I’ve already wanted to comment that he looks more like a Jedi than a Judge and that the white powder wipes right off those scales....too many comments!!!

digitalArtform where’d you get them? I lost my muji a while ago and I’m looking to get a new pen

winston cat I got them from eBay. They come plain, for maybe $35, or in a gift box for more money.

Hey! Me too. I have two Confucious, one Guang Yi in beautiful green an a 551 all of four from Duke. Very affordable, I think I may experiment some grinding on one or two of them, making an italic or something.

Hope things are better now 11 months on

Oh man, that sneeze almost took you out

sup

Sup

oof boy 1420 sup