George Sanderson is a character in Monsters, Inc. and its prequel Monsters University. He is a monster that runs afoul of the CDA Agents' "Code 2319" (contact with a human child) several times, forcing the CDA Agents to shave his fur and scrub him to remove any trace of human contact, leading to...

George Sanderson is a supporting character in Disney•Pixar's 2001 animated film Monsters, Inc. and its 2013 prequel. He is an orange monster that is prone to run afoul of the CDA's "Code 2319" (contact with a human child) several times, forcing the CDA to …

2319 is a code in Monsters, Inc. It's used when a human child comes in contact in anyway with a monster, regarding a touch or a possession, most notably a white sock. It is a running gag in the film.

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2319 is a code for decontamination of a monster who has come into contact with a human or an item from a human. As mentioned, 2319 is code for "WS" (white sock) - which first occurred in Monsters, Inc. during George Sanderson's incident with a …

"2319!" —Anonymous CDA operative. The Child Detection Agency (or CDA for short) is a group of monsters from the film Monsters, Inc.. They are a hazardous materials disposal team whose main job is to search and take away any type of children contaminant. They come in a wide variety of forms and all wear bio-hazard suits, to avoid contamination.

2019年7月6日 · This guy suffers 2319.....2319! WE HAVE A 2319!!!!!Monsters, Inc. (c) Disney .Pixar

2021年5月25日 · The 23rd letter of the alphabet is W The 19th letter of the alphabet is S So 2319 also means WS which stands for White Sock. Hah that is some original thinking if you came up with that theory yourself. I can't remember exactly but were all 2319 alarms due to white socks?

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2018年5月13日 · Although the first instance of 2319 does indeed involve a white sock (with red fringe), the next time it is used is in reference to all of the object/s(a mobile, a blanket, and another [albeit plain - no fringe] white sock) that came out of George Sanderson's locker (where Sully had stuffed them after he could not flush them).