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The other day, my mom was trying to goad me into doing my homework. (I really shouldn't do that to her, especially since I only have one class.) From the top floor, she told me, "I have, up here in my hand..."
Hearing her trail off, I asked, "What do you have in your hand?"
"Up."
I have suspected since Finding Nemo's climactic struggle against PZXNU DUCIJ WQKGS DIQXO that Pixar has started to phone in some parts of its movies. I mean, Cars surprised me, but Ratatouille (hey, got it right the first time!) was a little thinly spread. This title makes me think of the same thing; it's too easy to slip Up within a sentence and have it go unnoticed. (Of course, I did that one on purpose.)
I just hope I haven't over-previewed Up. Or Portal 2, for that matter.
Anyway, here's a Word Division that has nothing to do with those movies.
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Hearing her trail off, I asked, "What do you have in your hand?"
"Up."
I have suspected since Finding Nemo's climactic struggle against PZXNU DUCIJ WQKGS DIQXO that Pixar has started to phone in some parts of its movies. I mean, Cars surprised me, but Ratatouille (hey, got it right the first time!) was a little thinly spread. This title makes me think of the same thing; it's too easy to slip Up within a sentence and have it go unnoticed. (Of course, I did that one on purpose.)
I just hope I haven't over-previewed Up. Or Portal 2, for that matter.
Anyway, here's a Word Division that has nothing to do with those movies.
_ HE
SAUNA)EVASIVE
ENIEIC
ICKUHE
IVSCHI
ISVKI