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So, Paddy, apparently we're still talking about wiggle and wriggle.
I said wriggle.
You said wiggle.
Mark Lohan said wiggle.
I was outvoted, which is outrageous.
But hen save us, can we make it a draw to all, or do you side with your chums?
I'm sorry, Laura, but I think it's wiggle.
I think.
I think wriggle implies judgment.
It implies that someone is sort of slithering their way out of something.
And I don't think it's a pejorative idiom.
I think it just means space to move about.