stein refers to "stone". His name was awesome though. Definitely not "friendly bartender" lol.
stein refers to "stone". His name was awesome though. Definitely not "friendly bartender" lol.
It also refers to a stone mug, or a mug in general. Homonyms, my nigga
It also refers to a stone mug, or a mug in general. Homonyms, my nigga
'Stein' in a name always refers to 'stone'
'Edelstein' = gemstone
'Stein' in a name always refers to 'stone'
'Edelstein' = gemstone
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_stein
It is a mug that was traditionally made out of stoneware.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_stein
It is a mug that was traditionally made out of stoneware.
Lol, your hearts in the right place but your perception of language is abysmal.
Lol, your hearts in the right place but your perception of language is abysmal.
In English, at least, I've only ever heard a stein as referring to a beer mug, never a rock. I ain't heard Tyrone say
I got the crack pipe, you got the crack steins?
In English, at least, I've only ever heard a stein as referring to a beer mug, never a rock. I ain't heard Tyrone say
> I got the crack pipe, you got the crack steins?
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