Stereotypical

[Snark Maiden]

'Hell's bells', my nana always says it and it never fails to make me chuckle.  

[Candyfloss is yummy]

Bloodly hell, bugger, cheerio; I like crumpets and tea.  

[Gjornia X]

Cheerio! because now I can say it and it them, too.  

[StudioGilliam]

From where I come from in Surrey, us working class folks tend say this a lot:

"You are a f*cking w*nker! C*nt!"  

[Invictus_88]

StudioGilliam

From where I come from in Surrey, us working class folks tend say this a lot:

"You are a f*cking w*nker! C*nt!"

It's probably a generational thing. I've met working class people who say cheerio and don't swear at all.

They are over 30, though.  

[village midget]

am i bovered? does this face look bovered?

JK 4laugh "Crumbs", "Blimey", "For crying out loud", "Little Blighter" and many other terribly granny WW2 - style curses are all good fun....i generally like to work in a silly old fashioned word as when, it's always good for a smile smile One of my favourite words of all time is "nincompoop"...smashing! blaugh  

[StudioGilliam]

Invictus_88

StudioGilliam

From where I come from in Surrey, us working class folks tend say this a lot:

"You are a f*cking w*nker! C*nt!"

It's probably a generational thing. I've met working class people who say cheerio and don't swear at all.

They are over 30, though.

I probably shouldn't have been so crude with that post. It was rather rude. I apologise if I caused any offence to anyone.  

[XtRA_CriSBY]

nob-'ead is the first that cam 2 mind  

[Tachikoma Fanclub]

Football chants always tickle me.

They are simple, easy and usually derogatory to someone.

"The referee's a w*nker" etc, much better than cheerleading.  

[village midget]

Tachikoma Fanclub

Football chants always tickle me.

They are simple, easy and usually derogatory to someone.

"The referee's a w*nker" etc, much better than cheerleading.

lol imagine cheerleaders chanting "you're s**t and you know you are!" haha! i might consider respecting them then :p  

[Blue Eyed Wallflower]

I love the phrase "Take a piss." It sounds much funnier than when an American says kidding with you or messing with you. "Quit taking a piss, alright?!" Ha ha ha! Also, bollocks. But is bollocks really a stereotype?  

[fallout_bitch]

........Bollocks has to be one of the all time favorites. I know a few brilliant old scottish ones my Granny told me but I can't remember them crying They were really funny as well.  

[xXMr_HomicideXx]

StudioGilliam

Invictus_88

StudioGilliam

From where I come from in Surrey, us working class folks tend say this a lot:

"You are a f*cking w*nker! C*nt!"

It's probably a generational thing. I've met working class people who say cheerio and don't swear at all.

They are over 30, though.

I probably shouldn't have been so crude with that post. It was rather rude. I apologise if I caused any offence to anyone.

Sweedish Criminals
Escape On Wheelchair
:p  

[Fanghidian]

i dunno if its british, but i hear alot of older people say "riddle me this" and i quite like it ^^  

[Rakunkun]

I enjoy saying Gosh and Bloody Git quite a bit ^^