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👉 Okay, let’s tackle this wonderfully prickly little outcrop of linguistic weirdness: the baffling and frankly rather pointy designation – you guessed it! –

‘hfb station.

Now, before I get bogged down in exhaustive bibliographic trawls (nobody honestly wants that, right?), let me lay out what an “hfb station' essentially is. It doesn’t actually exist as a formally recognised thing, of course. Nope, not at all. Instead, it's basically a very specific, and somewhat tragically unfortunate, inside joke amongst a small, intensely paranoid circle within the late-night procedural beat of the old 60s British TV show Deadline. Here's the breakdown that has circulated for decades (and frankly, I feel a little shamefully complicit in perpetuating it. It’s just so wonderfully awful. The original writers and producers, bless their cotton socks, were having an…ahem…spirited discussion about how to handle a particularly gruesome crime scene. After one too many cigarettes, the shorthand for "the area of the street that no cop will willingly patrol after dark – absolutely riddled with squatters, drug dens, and frankly, just a general sense of despair. The place you absolutely don't go. " was hatched. Hence: the hfb station You wouldn’t actually find it on any ordnance survey map or crime blotter. You just… know. It just is . And the implication of a police officer