To speak in a fashion similar to an upper-class person of british origin

[mincespy]

I say, I say, we must only speak in a fashion similar to an upper-class person of british origin!

What a wonderful forum game!

[RC1062]

Good sir, I must say you are stereotyping British gentlemen!

[cardgame]

I must say, this thread shall be quite jolly!

[Charzy]

I do say, jolly good on you for the making of this jolly good thread my very jolly good sir! Tally ho!

[Monkthespy]

Why I do say, why must we speak in this nonsensical fashion?

[vexx32]

Because, my dear sir, we are obliged to use the Queen\'s English wherever and whenever we may, old chap!

[Radion]

Well, I quite fancy this fashion, even if it is nonsensical, if I do say so myself.

[Monkthespy]

Quite! Speaking in this fashion is quite elegant, and peaceful, if I do say so myself as well!

[Radion]

I find that this tone is fanciful and prancey-like, allowing your mind to wander down the halls of Westminster with frivolous thoughts and equally frivolous actions.

[Caesar15]

Rather chilly outside, nothing a good cup of tea cant handle.

[Monkthespy]

Rather chilly outside, nothing a good cup of tea cant handle.

Ah, yes! A good cup of tea is always good, old chap!

[cardgame]

And redundancy is always redundant, Watson my good fellow.

[Elven_sword]

JOLLY GOOD JOLLY GOOD WHAT WHAT TEA I SAY INDEED OLD CHAP GOOD FELLOW

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[vexx32]

A remarkable observation, my dear Holmes!

[mincespy]

I say, this is a jolly good idea, is it not?

[Radion]

Quite so, my good man. There is not a thing in the world more fanciful than speaking as such.

[Alfastar]

Sir, why our guests speak so upper-class british?

[Radion]

Because, my good man, the Queen\'s English is obviously superior. Please, enjoy some scones. Reginald!

[Alfastar]

Sir, is hunting on wild animals with some cup of tea and a rifle a normal upper-class british tradition?

[Radion]

Yes, quite. We gentlemen do enjoy our fox outings from time to time, if only to be able to drink tea from horseback.

[RC1062]

Hold up old chap! Fox outings were banned by the peasantry (read: Government) some time ago!

[Kryten]

\'tis usually grouse that are hunted, my dicky old chum. Unlike foxes, they are not so unsportsmanlike as to run away.

[Charzy]

Then let us tally-ho to the foreign parts for a spot of tea and killing the French, eh old chaps?

[iamwearingpants]

Yer a\' gonna drown in \'dem buckets o\' tea, \'ya dumb brits.

Us people from Tennersee are gonna drink this \'ere beers \'till we die!

[Kryten]

Then let us tally-ho to the foreign parts for a spot of tea and killing the French, eh old chaps?

A spiffing idea! Absolutely champion!