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Which long thin bone is on the front of your neck and goes out either side?
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∙ 14y ago
The clavicle. Right? If you need to really imobilize someone without proper permanent damage, a reasonable way of applying instant pane with not so long lasting effects is to break the clavicle (collar bone) using either a sharp backfist or palm-heel strike. Get your stance right first or you'll damage yourself. And make sure you commit or you'll just look stupid. Clavicle.
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