Where were the English accents in Independence Day?

( Noit happy baby orangutan, Wed 12 Nov 2008, 10:41, archived)

on the radio near the end
when america had already won the day and was graciously letting the unimportant countries have a go, too
(Dangermouse., Wed 12 Nov 2008, 10:43, archived)

Oh yes.
*morse codes to the silly foreign rubbishes*
( Noit happy baby orangutan, Wed 12 Nov 2008, 10:45, archived)

I would give my left nipple
for a recording of this. Apparently it's impossible to get hold of, though.
( Noit happy baby orangutan, Wed 12 Nov 2008, 10:45, archived)

Except on audio cassette, I discover after a quick google.
And I have nowt to play such a thing on.
( Noit happy baby orangutan, Wed 12 Nov 2008, 10:49, archived)

ask the BBC library if they have a CD version
I'm betting they will have
(Dangermouse., Wed 12 Nov 2008, 10:53, archived)

and in the airfield in the middle east
with iraqi and israel pilots.
( Tyronne Get To Falkirk, Wed 12 Nov 2008, 10:45, archived)

I actually threw up the first time I heard it

( Bobson I who milks the milkmen?, Wed 12 Nov 2008, 10:46, archived)

There was an RAF pilot
in the middle east, saying

TALLY HO WHAT WHAT LOOKS LIKE THOSE BALLY YANKS HAVE DONE IT

or something like that
( Bobson I who milks the milkmen?, Wed 12 Nov 2008, 10:45, archived)

that was pretty much it.
"Looks like the Americans have a plan!"
"About bloody time!"

That was it.
( spangolin - the odds are good but the goods are odd, Wed 12 Nov 2008, 10:47, archived)