| Team captain Alistair Baker from Stanley, County Durham, was 38th and Phil Wagger from Blaydon 65th. |
| They say on Sunday afternoon the wagger makes the same speech to the freshers that he's made for twenty years. |
| Benitez's side are in the groove and are not only winning but doing it with as wagger. |
| Another motion mechanism that's a bit more radical is the Tail Wagger. |
| A telegram wagger or boy left the telegram department between the ages of 18 and 19 to become a senior postman at the sorting office on Bright Street. |
| Snicker all you want, but the diagrams accompanying these instructions are rudimentary at best, and the befuddled wife could easily have plugged the wagger into, say, a light socket or the household fuse box. |
