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Stuntwoman 

A female performer who is employed to take the place of the actresses or actors in dangerous stunts in film or television.
Hollywood stuntwoman Pamela "Pam" J. Blankenship has performed stunts in over 600 feature films and television projects. She doubled for Geena Davis, Julie Strain, and Sigourney Weaver. She's an all-around stuntwoman and
stunt coordinator.
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Stuntwoman 

A female performer who is employed to take the place of the actresses or actors in dangerous stunts in film or television.
Hollywood stuntwoman Pamela "Pam" J. Blankenship has performed stunts in over 600 feature films and television projects. She doubled for Geena Davis, Julie Strain, and Sigourney Weaver. She's a tall stuntwoman who stood at 6' 3" .

Stuntman 

A stunt performer who stands in for the actor performing dangerous stunts on film and television.
A stuntman is a male performer who's employed to take place for the actors specialized in stunts like jumping off buildings, fight scenes, car chase/crashes, tumbling, horse falls, and handling weapons ( knives, swords, guns, and more).

Mexican Stuntman 

When at a bar, a high quality tequila is used, along with the other elements of a snakebite. However, the salt is snorted, the lemon is squeezed into the drinking customer's eye, willingly, by himself, and the tequila is shot. A new variation on an old favorite. This was witnessed at the The Brass Rail bar in Fort Wayne, Indiana. And the existance of such a maneuver was verfied by the sober, non-drinking bartender. The now-sober owner, verified.
The Mexican Stuntman occured when the co-owner of the bar took a snort of salt, a squeeze of lemon in his eye, on purpose, and took a shot of fine tequila. It was witnessed by the co-owner of the bar and the sober bartender. The date was November 15, 2010. Until this moment, it had only been discussed in legend in bars everywhere. Mexicans everywhere have not been this proud since the Alamo.

tequila stuntman 

A tequila shot antic in which the drinker:
1.snorts a line of salt
2.slams the shot of tequila
and
3.squeezes the lime in his/her eye.

This shot was allegedly invented by Steve-o of Jackass fame.
My attention-whoring roommate performed a tequila stuntman in front of the whole bar and didn't have to pay for drinks the rest of the night.
tequila stuntman by Mina February 16, 2004

Stuntman Shot 

Made popular by rugby players, the stuntman shot is the baddest ass shot you will ever take. You snort a line of salt, followed by a shot of tequilla. You then squeeze lime juice into the eye and take a punch to the face from an opposing teams (or a friend if youre not a rugger) player.
Dude, Larry was fucked up after a few stuntman shots!

Stuntman Shot 

A drinking game originating in Hawai'i. One first snorts a line of salt, squirts a lime in their own eye, and finishes with a shot of tequila. It is painful, but not deadly and all sorts of fun
Last night at the bar, we did stuntman shots and got fucked up
Stuntman Shot by ayyyebaybay March 12, 2011
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