I always thought shirt-lifter was borrowed from England? I've heard it used in English TV shows and books, which is why I know it. It may be they don't use it much over there any more, but it's hung around here, as troglodytes in Australia are twenty years behind troglodytes elsewhere.
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Date: 2010-09-24 12:47 am (UTC)I always thought shirt-lifter was borrowed from England? I've heard it used in English TV shows and books, which is why I know it. It may be they don't use it much over there any more, but it's hung around here, as troglodytes in Australia are twenty years behind troglodytes elsewhere.