Stunt Pins and Buttons
Description: This is the union logo for the stuntmen and women in the 1981 tv show Fall Guy. Cool, new, popular, recent, trending, top pick, best seller, top seller, editors pick, number 1 ranked, hot, recommended, liked, great artwork, t-shirt design, must-have, recommended choice, featured, All designs, best selling t-shirt graphics, best trending
Description: As seen in the end credits of the 1985 Jackie Chan kung fu film, Police Story. Now you can convince your friends that you were one of Jackie's stunt players wearing this re-imagined JC Stuntmen Team logo. You bet it's distressed! Would you be after performing stunts like that? Around 1976 in Hong Kong, the Sing Ga Ban was formed and a young Jackie Chan had a few stuntmen under his direction. They were stuntmen looking for better pay and more rights on the movie sets in China. Looking for more control over his films, Jackie Chan established a stunt team with the help of the kung fu film giant, Golden Harvest.
Description: Forget the complex projects and goals for some time; my true athletic peak is navigating a doorway while clutching a scalding-hot mug of coffee and a pile of folders. It is a high-stakes balancing act where one wrong hip-check against the door handle means either a stained rug or a painful third-degree burn. You perform this frantic, full-body contortion—elbows out, chin tucked, hips doing the heavy lifting—praying the liquid stays in the mug. When you finally make it through without spilling, you feel like an Olympic champion. You do not get a gold medal, but you do keep your skin intact and your coffee warm. It is the most stressful thirty seconds of my entire day, and I thrive on this caffeinated, precarious chaos.
My most impressive daily stunt is balancing a hot beverage while opening a door Pin
by englishlearning
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Description: Closing a desk drawer with a subtle kick is a display of agility. When hands are occupied with papers or a mug, reaching down to nudge the handle shut feels clumsy. Instead, a well-aimed push with the heel sends the drawer sliding home with calculated, silent precision. It is a seamless motion requiring spatial awareness and timing. The drawer glides into its frame, locking with a crisp click that signals a job well done. This maneuver saves time and keeps the workspace flowing without a pause. It feels like performing a high-precision move, even if the field is just a quiet office. Mastering this coordination makes daily organization tasks feel like an efficient, practiced sport that adds a dash of flair to the workday.
I treat closing a drawer smoothly with my foot as an elegant athletic stunt Pin
by englishlearning
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Description: Snapping a heavy three-ring binder shut using a single hand is the ultimate classroom rodeo. Forget the awkward, two-handed wrestling match most amateurs endure. Instead, with the dramatic flair of a wild west gunslinger, this maverick uses pure momentum and a perfectly timed flick of the wrist. The thick covers swing together, and those metal jaws violently snap shut with a thunderous CRACK that commands instant attention from anybody learning nearby. It takes true fearlessness to risk the dreaded finger-pinch, but the daring maneuver is executed flawlessly. This is not basic stationery management; it is an adrenaline-fueled display of raw kinetic power, cementing their status as the grand champion of office acrobatics!
I proudly view closing my binder with one hand as an impressive stunt Pin
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Description: DESCRIPTION: Did you know there used to be a series of super spy stunt shows throughout the theme parks of America? Well there weren't, but in my mind there should have been. So, I did some art for some and may do it again. DETAIL: Here is a link to a larger image: http://www.gosuperego.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/TB-FINAL-WATERMARK.jpg MEDIA: Pen and ink with digital typeset and coloring. PRINTING: The 24" and 30" sizes are the best quality and the 18" size is also good, but the 12" version gets a little small for the printing. It's not bad, just not as sharp as the larger sizes. PAPER: The lustre option has a very nice, straightforward, and vibrant print, while the metallic option really pops if you're into something a...
