Please to be

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"Please to be untieing that shoelace on the back of your head?"

The phrase "Please to be", followed by the gerund form of the verb, is sometimes used to affect a foreign accent, often where the word "Please" would be sufficient.

Appearances

Email other days — Strong Bad receives an email from Poland reading, "Please to be untieing that shoelace on the back of your head?"
Trogdor Con '97 — In an Easter egg, Strong Bad tells an unseen conventiongoer, "Hey, loincloth! Please to be putting on more clothes!"
79 Seconds Left — The page title is "Please to be committing, comrade!"

Variations

Email specially marked — About cereals with Iowa-grown items, Strong Bad says "Please to stay away from these."

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