2. The Name "P. Sherman" Sounds Like "Fisherman" When Said As One Word - Finding Nemo
Finding Nemo is Pixar's movie about fishes, 'cause at this point they'd already done toys, bugs and monsters, and it seemed like the next step. The plot concerns a clownfish called Nemo who finds himself separated from his father, Marlin, and their attempts to reunite with one another. How is such a thing achieved, you ask, given the size of the ocean? By way of an address, of course: "P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney," which is where Nemo is being held captive. Most of us probably never gave the name "P. Sherman" a second thought when it was uttered in the movie, because, hey, it's just a name - the funny part was "Wallaby Way," right? Oh, Australia - you and your crazy animals. In actuality, the name was chosen for a reason, and it's because - when said as one word - it sounds like the word "fisherman." And there are fish and fisherman in this movie, remember? So it's relevant. Tell all your friends.