* The [[DriverOfABlackCab London Cabbie]]: I 'ad one of those tropers in the back of me cab a couple of days ago. 'e was going on about how we're all a bunch of right-wingers who like to moan about immigrants, the government and other things. Send 'em all back where they came from, that's what I say. They think we like to go on about our famous passengers. You know that KeiraKnightley was in me cab the other day? Hanging's too good for 'em, only language they understand!
* [[UnseenCharacter Offscreen Wife]]: 'er indoors
* The Upper Class RAF Officer: Listen up, chaps. We're off to drop bombs on those beastly Jerries. Fly in, fly out, Bob's your uncle. Stiff upper lip, chaps, back in time for medals and tea all round. Jolly good luck!
** George in Blackadder Goes Forth: ''Crikey, sir. I’m looking forward to today. Up diddly up, down diddly down, whoops, poop, twiddly dee - decent scrap with the fiendish Red Baron - bit of a jolly old crash landing behind enemy lines - capture, torture, escape, and then back home in time for tea and medals.''
** Group Captain Lionel Mandrake in ''[[{{ptitleta1lmhj6}} Dr. Strangelove]]''.
** Hares in ''{{Redwall}}'' speak much like this, Jacques mentions it was influenced by his superiors when he was in the RAF. 
* TheVicar: I say!

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