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I have steam coming out of my ears!

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21-Nov-2007, 16:56

fiona bramble

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Re: I have steam coming out of my ears!

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Originally Posted by vil

Hi Fiona Bramble,

Thank you for your relevant intervention. Thanks to it now I know a new variety of the mentioned above term.

steamed = 1. cooked in steam
2. aroused to impatience or anger
3. get very angry

Thank you for your attention.

Regards.

V.

My pleasure Vil. Use it wisely

Fiona

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