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“I remember if I made a hit, he would stand on the sidelines and wag his finger at me. I was like, `You created this.’

"He was always accessible at NBA events over the years - with his infectious smile, deep booming voice and signature finger wag that endeared him to basketball fans of every generation."

Scientists have even learned that if dogs' tails wag to the right, it means they have a positive association with a specific human being — suggesting, once again, affection.

Our favorite Supreme Court flag WAG was back in the headlines this week for a secretly recorded conversation she had with Lauren Windsor, a liberal activist who’s emerged as a sort of James O’Keefe for the left.

"We wanted to ask 'Why?' and we wondered whether it had a function in prey capture or it was just a excitatory response like how dogs wag their tails because they are excited."