ream vs reamed

Some examples from the web:

• I learned that a ream of paper is 300 sheets.
• You have a ream of 16-bond...
• (CHUCKLING) I saw this big ream of paper in front of me.
• It was good paper, costing half a ducat per ream, and in my best hand.
• Five bills a sheet, at least 80 sheets missing from this ream that sounds about right.
• No, I think we can spare a ream, Shea.
• A ream of printer paper, a VHS tape rewinder, a four-pack of paint rollers.
• And while you're there, would you mind popping into the little stationery store next door and getting me a ream of paper, some nice thick stock?
• And while you're there, would you mind popping into the little stationery store next door and getting me a ream of paper, some nice thick stock?
• What you do with a ream of paper can never quite come up to what the paper offers.
• This is a 500-sheet ream, and it's likely he used it all.
• With this giant ream of information in front of me, Is it hard to go through it and actually find specific details about a person?
• That's probably Ella, calling to ream me out.
• I was looking at the ice ream.
• I did not ream front of the entire school.
• I did not ream that guy... in front of the entire school.
• I need you to find me a ream of butcher's paper.
• Time permitting, I could list here a whole ream of fundamental problems that Turkey is still facing.
• If we simplify this procedure, then we should put a whole ream of conditions and measures in place.
• And I have letterhead, but I could use a ream of onionskin.

Some examples from the web:

• Localised infection specific to the fractured limb occurred in > 1/10 patients in a clinical study in which the intramedullary canal was reamed to cortical chatter.
• In a clinical study in which the intramedullary canal was reamed to cortical chatter, an increased rate of infection was observed in the InductOs-treated group versus the standard of care control group (see section 4.8).
• I got reamed for protecting you.
• We were at the morning meeting and old blauman was getting reamed out but good.
• Well, I was trying, but I was too busy getting reamed out from my father.
• Your residency is part of your education, and getting reamed didn't teach me anything at all.
• Go get reamed by your Philippe!
• And now I have to go negotiate with my colleagues at Kabletown after having been reamed by a woman wearing Winnie the Pooh hospital pants.
• What they had not reamed was... my father had made his land into a reservoirs... because he was terrified of fire.
• I just spent an hour getting reamed by the director and the Attorney General, no less, for that perception.
• Infection is more common with InductOs than with standard care when the patient's bones are fixed together using reamed nails.
• The use of InductOs with reamed nails in open tibial fracture repair is not recommended.
• Is this all because Caroline reamed you out for being vacant?
• Wait - when you said you were about to get reamed...
• Glad you're up and about, man. I'm sick of getting reamed on my own.
• - I just got reamed for lying to a client, and if they find out that I lied about you going to Harvard, they'll take away my license.
• That you would get reamed in front of all of your football friends and then say "thank you."
• If you go first, she'll be so reamed out, nobody else will be able to touch the sides.
• Which means that girl had surgery just so you wouldn't get reamed out by Cuddy.