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Naaah. Youse guys is all wrong! It's simply a term for the various barreling times of good old Jim Beam's whisky. "The beamage on this bottle is only five years, while the good stuff is the one with a beamage of 12."
All seriousness aside, I found this at a site called Slangsite.com (Anyone seen this one before, seems to be loaded!)
beamage: The path that the laser of anything takes.
Example: Move that piece of paper from infront of the TV, it's in my beamage.
TEd
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