Sometimes a bamboo steamer is just a bamboo steamer.
Do you mean as in getting pissed? Because if you do that has the same meaning in the midlands at least.
Let‘s?
Steaming means to get pissed all over the UK, not just Scotland
school of wok is a UK brand so they probably know what they’re doing
a 10 inch, 2 tier steamer is impressive
Gonnae naw dae that
That’s not exactly unique to Scotland it’s said all over
I’m more shocked at the £45
Can confirm currently steaming in Wales fancying a munch on some bamboo
All aboard the tugboat. Steam on!
wat?
£45 🤣
Lets get steaming? Better let the landlord know.
TIL England is in Scotland… because I’ve heard that up and down the whole of the UK.
Perhaps Pete Waterman has a new job?
Getting stoned right
Only place to get beer for many on a Sunday was by taking the steam boats on the lochs, hence ‘Steam boats/steaming’.
why no apostrophe? It hurts.
I can’t get past the apostrophe error.
I too love steaming, my locomotive sounds so good
You’d need to be steaming to be willing to pay £45 for that. Jeezo
They’re also not English, as they can’t spell let’s
That’s the joke.
How you know it’s a him
I can get steaming for a lot less than 45 quid
£45? For real? 😮
Ah yes, the thought that goes through everyones mind on a Friday night
And it’s missing an apostrophe
Och, ma pal’s come tae get me
I thought this was going to be about shit lol
Of course they fucking knew what they were doing
I know the guy who runs School of Wok and he’s definitely aware 😂
Definitely not a scouser 😂
Nah, it’s a pun, that’s the idea.
Meanwhile LETS gets a pass.
Known in Liverpool as being horny.
As a southerner, it only took one social faux-pas for me to learn that fact once I moved up here!
Shouldn’t it be “Let’s” get steaming?
Not every day I learn uk slang and I’m glad it’s this word
This is why iq tests are accurate.
Like when Greggs was selling ‘Diddy Doughnuts’ or Bugs Bunny’s nemesis was named Elmer Fudd..
I’m 39 and lived in Nottingham my whole life and we have always used steaming to mean drunk. I think it’s probably the most commonly used word here for drunk.
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Sometimes a bamboo steamer is just a bamboo steamer.
Do you mean as in getting pissed? Because if you do that has the same meaning in the midlands at least.
Let‘s?
Steaming means to get pissed all over the UK, not just Scotland
school of wok is a UK brand so they probably know what they’re doing
a 10 inch, 2 tier steamer is impressive
Gonnae naw dae that
That’s not exactly unique to Scotland it’s said all over
I’m more shocked at the £45
Can confirm currently steaming in Wales fancying a munch on some bamboo
All aboard the tugboat. Steam on!
wat?
£45 🤣
Lets get steaming? Better let the landlord know.
TIL England is in Scotland… because I’ve heard that up and down the whole of the UK.
Perhaps Pete Waterman has a new job?
Getting stoned right
Only place to get beer for many on a Sunday was by taking the steam boats on the lochs, hence ‘Steam boats/steaming’.
why no apostrophe? It hurts.
I can’t get past the apostrophe error.
I too love steaming, my locomotive sounds so good
You’d need to be steaming to be willing to pay £45 for that. Jeezo
They’re also not English, as they can’t spell let’s
That’s the joke.
How you know it’s a him
I can get steaming for a lot less than 45 quid
£45? For real? 😮
Ah yes, the thought that goes through everyones mind on a Friday night
And it’s missing an apostrophe
Och, ma pal’s come tae get me
I thought this was going to be about shit lol
Of course they fucking knew what they were doing
I know the guy who runs School of Wok and he’s definitely aware 😂
Definitely not a scouser 😂
Nah, it’s a pun, that’s the idea.
Meanwhile LETS gets a pass.
Known in Liverpool as being horny.
As a southerner, it only took one social faux-pas for me to learn that fact once I moved up here!
Shouldn’t it be “Let’s” get steaming?
Not every day I learn uk slang and I’m glad it’s this word
This is why iq tests are accurate.
Like when Greggs was selling ‘Diddy Doughnuts’ or Bugs Bunny’s nemesis was named Elmer Fudd..
I’m 39 and lived in Nottingham my whole life and we have always used steaming to mean drunk. I think it’s probably the most commonly used word here for drunk.