Any Pressure point grabs anyone wants to share with me.
I only know of one, being the claw to the collar bone and pressing in that gap real hard.
I learned one years ago - you pinch the trapezius muscle (between the neck and shoulder) and your opponent falls unconscious and limp.
I heard/read (can’t remember) someone once say something along the lines of “Any source of great physical pleasure is also a potential source of great physical pain. The source is the same…dense clusters of nerve endings.”
Going on that, the dongle is one hell of a “pressure point”.
For those who are more empathetic, the area of the neck that sits in the “V” between the clavicles can cause a coughing fit with little (but focused) force. With significant force, I’d imagine the results are much worse (though I can only speculate as I’m not a sociopath and don’t have experience delivering full-force strikes to peoples throats).
Come to Boston, and I can show you all manner of Chin Na.
Not something to be talked about but felt.
Basically, just about anywhere on your body you can find a hollow where your fingers fit is a pressure point.
The (Qu Chi Xue) can be grabbed by your thumb when you hold on your opponent’s arm.
365 points on the body could be considerd pressure points but this is a loose term.
besides the “spock” pinch and the jugular notch that have been mentioned there are as I said hundreds and to many to get into, however they need to be correclty studied and practiced witht he proper application for them to work. can I ask why you are looking for this?
Someone got my joke! LOL!
I was describing Spock’s Vulcan Neck pinch!
what’s the best part of the head to hit someone with a sledgehammer?
On the top. As you can see, it splits the head right in half.
umm I know I know TT… the temple!
what’s the best part of the head to hit someone with a sledgehammer?
Easy…the FACE!
phallic , part not area
if you hit the crown, this happens:
phallic , part not area
Then make it a T-shot and watch their eyes dilate as the sledgehammer gradually blocks more and more sun…right before they get hit in the FACE! 
I abhor all violence save for cartoon violence.
Remember what mom (or sis) taught you
Pressure points? You know what they are.
See, even Jackie Chan uses it. 
Then there’s the good ol
Also found to be effective from the inside
Also, don’t forget
Of course, some people condition those areas:
Maybe their Kung Fu styles have a lot those kinds of grabs. Or maybe the inventors of the training just had a lot of Siblings and an authoritarian mother.