[ SECRET POST #3235 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3235 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That's not even quite how people in Fargo talk! Also, it's not a true story.

[(Anonymous)]

Veering slightly OT, but that "this is a true story ... the rest has been told exactly as it occurred" text REALLY ANNOYS me. As did the arguments that the 'true story' disclaimer was part of the narrative.

Too many people already have a hard time figuring out that 'movie' does not always = 'reality' without having to figure out if the "this is a true story" at the beginning is real, or if the "work of fiction, any resemblance to living or dead is a coincidence" disclaimer at the end is true.

Basically, I am annoyed by truth labels that are actually NOT true.

[elaminator]

"this is a true story ... the rest has been told exactly as it occurred" text REALLY ANNOYS me

It bothered me more in the beginning, but I still don't get why it 'needs' to be there.

Doesn't ruin the show for me, but IA, I would prefer it wasn't there.

[(Anonymous)]

It's a big exaggerated but older people, and really rural people, basically do talk exactly like that. And even young people definitely have the accent. I never noticed it until I lived abroad for a year and moved back to Fargo. It's really obvious...

Off topic, but I lived in London for a year. A receptionist there last spring, after hearing me talk for like all of fifteen seconds, asked if I was from Fargo. :( I didn't even think I had an accent back then lol. it's all thanks to that damn TV show I guess haha