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HBK
(redirected from Heart Break Kid)

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HBKHandbook
HBKHeart Break Kid (Shawn Michaels)
HBKHalmstads Bollklubb (Swedish sports club)
HBKHoboken (New Jersey)
HBKHartebeesthoek (space launch ground station; South Africa)
HBKHill, Barth, & King LLC (law firm; est. 1949; various locations)
HBKHinchingbrooke (UK)
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The Heart Break Kid crawls towards the ref, and again tries to wake him.
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