If this American piece plants the idea of marchlike movement in the ear, it upsets expectations at every turn, yet the lockstep steadiness always lurks by implication.
"The fire department was blowing steam out of their ears they were so upset," Biggers said.
These include Dizziness, blurry vision, fuzzy hearing or ringing in ears, feeling hot, feeling sick, upset stomach, sweating, tiredness, tingling hands, hyperventilation, tunnel vision, unsteadiness and fear.
Professor McMillen's polling shows that, under the wrong circumstances, holding a cellphone to your ear is also a gesture that upsets other drivers.
My mom was trying hard to stay calm, but I could tell she was upset by the way her ears kept twitching.
Other researchers have previously shown that when upset, an elephant flares its ears and erects its tail; it may also trumpet or roar, or make a low rumble to show its distress.
Mike Tyson bit a piece of his ear off, and Evander didn't even get upset.
The horse handlers have to develop the tight cohesion needed to make every neigh, whinny, snort, nuzzle, ear position (straight when relaxed, pulled back when upset), trot and gallop ring true.
These items were: cough, congested or runny nose, ear or hearing problems, eye or vision problems, upset stomach or indigestion, numbness or tingling sensations, drowsiness, memory problems, difficulty concentrating and muscle weakness.
Stackhouse added, "I was like, 'Who do you think you're talking to?' " He said he was still upset — "smoke coming out of my ears" — when Wall found him in the parking lot after the game.
