Suffering from the Fargo Syndrome can cause suffering from the Fargo Syndrome.
Fargo, ND – Many clinics have begun reporting cases of people suffering from the effects of The Fargo Syndrome.
Doctors say it is comes from a fermenting combination of: the long cold winter, a lack of sun and warm fresh air, a depressing sense that you’re living out in the middle of nowhere, and how terribly the Minnesota Vikings season ended.
If you think you might be starting to feel the toxic effects of The Fargo Syndrome, either turn on all your lights, call a friend, go shopping, book a flight to Cancun, or try taking another Xanax.
Experts do point out that one very positive note is that it could be much worse. You could be living up in Grand Forks!
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