aback
fuck
upon my word
I'll be
raise eyebrows
surprise
holy macaroni
surprising
I'll be damned
hey
crazysauce
holy shamoley
holy mackerel
wisha
ooh
holy doodle
I'll be danged
rah
whoa
oi
I'll be bound
ehh
blow me down
snakes alive
oh
heavens above
cor
jar
stun
thunderclap
bombshell
thunderbolt
jolt
surpriseful
stroll on
I'll be a son of a gun
coup de theatre
shit fire and save matches
what in the world
jings
vum
Lord love a duck
hot tamale
fuckaduck
love a duck
by God
cor blimey
scare the bejesus
fancy that
bless us
great balls of fire
bugger
bless me
bless my soul
mercy
mercy me
jinkies
hooly dooly
crumbs
astonish
shockeroo
quelle surprise
ope
knocked over with a feather
haibo
by juckies
steady on
Jove
stone me
magtig
my sainted aunt
my sainted uncle
knock back
fucking hell
get on
well, I never
take aback
oh my word
good grief
oh my stars
ay, chihuahua
holy crickets
surprisement
off guard
holy cow
unawares
shut my mouth
holy Toledo
God Almighty
floor
flabbergaster
yeep
alpha and omega
aiyee
screw off
by hell
suffering centipedes
wonders never cease
holy damn

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