Hells Bells!

Bloody hell
Oh for Heaven's sake
Oh for God's sake
Rollocks
You are kidding me! (this to any inanimate object that isn't behaving, or even to an abstract concept!)

I worked for a London wine merchants in my youth. One of the directors always used to say "Schloss Bockelheimer!". I have to say it is rather satisfying to use as an expletive, it has all the right sounds!

Strewth...Sheesh...Banker...Hell's teeth!

It ain't what you say but the way that you say it!

Crap and ballix....not as polite as bollix !!

Fighting spiders
Hellfire
the occasional Chuffin'ell

Never swear in your mother tongue eh? That's a rule for good breeding I haven't come across before!

yes, granjura we believe you.Thousands wouldn't.

Flipping Norah. But usually I just swear, always in English though- due to my good breeding ;)

I'm a fan of 'bloody Hell' or 'buggeration' as stress words [worse though, now and again] DH never swears at all [not sure how he manages it].

My DH was a great fan of Bollix! (You have to pronounce the 'i' distinctly, of course...)

I shall have to remember some of these. Being on my own most of the time it is usually SH**!!

And far too many others previously mentioned

Heavens to Murgatroyd.

Oh good gravy!
Pish
Fiddlestick and flapdoodle!
That about sums it up.

Mine range from tiddly push to sh*t, b*gger, ar**h*le with all stops in between.

Pogs love the El Torro Poo Poo - I may nick that one

Most of the above

Horlicks!!

Oh Sugar!!
A mixture between - well you can work it out

Or Poubelles!
Hell's Bells (and buckets of blood) - no, I am not Scottish.

Oh knickers !

El Torro poo poo (bull s--t)
Dog Bob
Jeez
Fanny Anny
Mutant

Codswallop! although I think, not knowing the origins, I can guess what that may mean!

My password for several things, like ringing the tv company about a fault, is Sugar!

I've heard 'Hell's Bells and Buckets of Blood'
Good Grief! (Peanuts)

At his grandfather's funeral my cousin's son gave a lovely tribute which included the fact that as a child he thought his grandfather's 'Blithering Idiot' often said to him was a term of affection.
In a sense I think it was!