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He grabbed my leg and just walked me to the corner of the ring and I knew at any given point he could have snapped my ankle, but instead he just dropped me on my face and kinda waggled his penis in front of me," he added.

I took the parking ticket, waggled it in the face of the supermarket manager and gently reminded him of the thousands of pounds I spend with him every year.

It was so successful that he's written another entitled Why Handel Waggled his Wig.

"All the areas that fluoresced were display feathers that were waggled or fluffed up or showed off in courtship," she says.

A guest said: "Naomi had a ring on her wedding finger and when someone tried to chat her up she waggled it at him and said, 'Uh-uh'.

The USA Today newspaper reported that ``eyebrows shot up and waggled when he kissed his new education secretary on the lips'', under a headline squawking: ``Read these lips: Bush gets quite Continental.

The barrister said, "I've always wanted to do this", stuck out his tongue and waggled his fingers in his ears.