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  • Angle it through the neckhole, and into the shoulders — while at the same time pulling the hook of the hanger taught and away from the shirt and thus, pulling the hanger up and off your arm.

    Speed Up Your Shirt-Hanging Routine With A Simple Trick | Lifehacker Australia 2010

  • Angle it through the neckhole, and into the shoulders—while at the same time pulling the hook of the hanger taught and away from the shirt and thus, pulling the hanger up and off your arm.

    Speed Up Your Shirt-Hanging Routine With A Simple Trick | Lifehacker Australia 2010

  • He fit the neckhole of the T-shirt over my head and a moment later had my arms pushed through the sleeves.

    hush, hush Becca Fitzpatrick 2009

  • He fit the neckhole of the T-shirt over my head and a moment later had my arms pushed through the sleeves.

    hush, hush Becca Fitzpatrick 2009

  • She poured a brackish substance into the tiny teacups and poured Barbie's cup down her neckhole for her.

    The Window (Part II) Lyle Rosdahl 2009

  • He fit the neckhole of the T-shirt over my head and a moment later had my arms pushed through the sleeves.

    hush, hush Becca Fitzpatrick 2009

  • She poured a brackish substance into the tiny teacups and poured Barbie's cup down her neckhole for her.

    The Window (Part II) 2009

  • He fit the neckhole of the T-shirt over my head and a moment later had my arms pushed through the sleeves.

    hush, hush Becca Fitzpatrick 2009

  • Its head sticks juuust a little bit out the neckhole: that's right, it's turtleheading.

    Calamity, ink Calamity Jen 2008

  • Its head sticks juuust a little bit out the neckhole: that's right, it's turtleheading.

    Archive 2008-10-01 Calamity Jen 2008

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