[ SECRET POST #2318 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2318 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I seem to recall watching Love, Actually, and the first thing that one dude did when he got to Milwaukee was go to "any old American bar" and pick up busty chicks that I seem to recall had Southern accents and wore cowboy hats. Milwaukee is in Winsconsin, which is better known for being a boring-ass collection of cheese heads (I kid, Winsconsinites ;P). It wouldn't be unusual for somebody from down South to be up there, but...yeah. That's another thing. I'm from Texas, and I do not speak like Dubya. Yet every time anyone in foreign movies is from America, they're either from Texas or California or New York, and if they're from Texas, they have the stereotypical accent of that region. Point being? Laziness and stereotypes exist in everybody's media.

If it's a movie made by Americans for an American audience, of course they're going to make it more accessible to their primary audience. And I'd rather listen to no accent at all than a badly done one, personally.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm from California and we do NOT all talk "whoa,dude" Keanu surfer patois either.