Stereotypical

[girl_no_13]

Yes- 'sod off' is great!
Recently I find myself wanting to call things 'beastly'- too much CS Lewes and Enid Blyton I think.  

[whathedickens]

I have much love for the expression "sod off"...though, only when not directed at me, of course. I find it hilarious. Same with "bollocks".  

[Niphredil Ithilmir]

"How ripping!"
"Jolly good, old chap!"

xD  

[girl_no_13]

The very upper class sayings are definatly the best- though we shouldn't forget the bizarreness of Cockney rhyming slang- 'up the apples 'n' pears' and all that.  

[Invictus_88]

Hm, no mention of buggery yet.

You stupid bugger...stop buggering around...stop playing silly-buggers...Oh bloody buggering hell...well I'll be buggered!

I think that's most of them.  

[SiX sHaDes oF hElL]

My Latin teacher always used to say "Stop fannying around" or "Stop pratting about"

Inappropriate, but amusing nonetheless.  

[Shadow of an Illusion]

I had a teacher who used to call us all stupid prats. Until she realised there was someone in the class whose second name was Pratt.

I don't understand a word of Cockney rhyming slang.  

[Niphredil Ithilmir]

I think the point of cockney rhyming slang is that it's incomprehensible.. apparently dead=brown bread and stairs=pears.. or something x__x;;

Our latin teacher makes the most hilarious jokes xD  

[Ithaya]

Niphredil Ithilmir

I think the point of cockney rhyming slang is that it's incomprehensible.. apparently dead=brown bread and stairs=pears.. or something x__x;;

Our latin teacher makes the most hilarious jokes xD

Stairs is 'apples and pears'. Don't ask me why I know that.
There was a two ronnies sketch which took the mick out of cockney rhyming slang and its 'little brown richard the third'. I wasn't even really listening to it, so....  

[illyrianth]

I'm with the "Bloody hell" crew on this one, I think...I use that so much... rolleyes  

[Cleocatra]

girl_no_13

'Would you like a cup of tea?', as it means I'm likely to get a cup of tea biggrin

Yes! heart

I also love Bloody hell.

Especially said in the style of Victor Meldrew.  

[Rev.Matt]

Invictus_88

Hm, no mention of buggery yet.

You stupid bugger...stop buggering around...stop playing silly-buggers...Oh bloody buggering hell...well I'll be buggered!

I think that's most of them.

You forgot bugger this, my personal favorite.  

[Rev.Matt]

Spiffing is a great word.  

[Angilwingz]

dhoffryn

What is your favourite stereotypically British saying?

Personally, I like "what ho!" or "crikey".

twisted

Your signature...I printed that picture on a full sized sheet of paper and my band teacher hung it in the classroom and people always ask him why. He explains that burning flesh smells terrible.  

[Invictus_88]

Rev.Matt

Spiffing is a great word.

I prefer sodding.