Bachelor Canada - Season 3 - Chris Leroux - Episode Discussion - *Sleuthing Spoilers*

HEA wrote:@Aunties_Love  IMO they borrowed each other clothes. I remember in a US franchise, this contestant said she thought she would be home early and she stayed way more and had to borrow clothes from the girls.. I heard the same story with guys.

obviously with the picture, it looks like it is mikaela's.

I would not be surprised they borrow clothes. mikaela loves @borro_it

HEA wrote:also... this is quite nice... this is something that a f1 would do no?



mikaela facebook source

tatladylu wrote:Is it possible that Lyndsey tells Chris she's not ready at the altar, so to speak (final rose ceremony). Omg, poor guy, that would be awful.

Aunties_Love wrote:

HEA wrote:also... this is quite nice... this is something that a f1 would do no?



mikaela facebook source

I feel that I am a stalker on you but just to let you know.....Molly did it when she got home long before she and Jason re-connected.  Jillian did it when she got home from her bachelor season with Jason - gave her dresses to charity.  I know that with Bachelor Canada season 1, the pastor Chantelle did the same kind of thing for her community.  there were some girls that didn't have dresses for their grad/prom so she let the girls have the dresses.  I know of quite a few did that and weren't the F1's.  IMO, it is someone that is caring and thinking of others that will do it and not necessarily their status on the show.....but that's just me.

Aunties_Love wrote:

HEA wrote:@Aunties_Love  IMO they borrowed each other clothes. I remember in a US franchise, this contestant said she thought she would be home early and she stayed way more and had to borrow clothes from the girls.. I heard the same story with guys.

obviously with the picture, it looks like it is mikaela's.

I would not be surprised they borrow clothes. mikaela loves @borro_it

There is a difference in the style.  the front of Mikaelas has ties up the whole thing.  With Caties there is a tie from about half way up so not EXACTLY the same top but absolutely the same color.  Therefore....NO we can't say that it is Mikaela's.  We still have NO idea who is on the pirate ship. IMO

HEA wrote:@Aunties_Love

I sleuthed a while back in the no spoiled that blowing the conch is very much caraibes and very much popular in Mexico. There is no evidence that it is DR.

I am not going to argue about your timeline. I think you made it pretty clear and I made it pretty clear that I have my doubts about the dates. So lets agree to disagree on that.

The Taíno people were among the indigenous people of the Caribbean. At the time of European contact in the late 15th century, they were the principal inhabitants of most of Cuba, Trinidad, Jamaica, Hispaniola (Haiti and the Dominican Republic), and Puerto Rico. In the Greater Antilles, the northern Lesser Antilles, and The Bahamas, they were known as the Lucayans. They spoke the Taíno language (an Arawakan language).

The Tainos. Their culture is still highly-regarded today, most prominently in the Dominican Republic with the celebration of traditional Taíno festivals

Believed to have originally belonged to an Arawak tribe of Venezuela’s Orinoco Delta, the Taíno became a dispersed people as of 400BC as they embarked on a seafaring journey to neighboring Caribbean islands, Hispaniola, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and the Bahamas. Settling most famously, owing to Columbus’ later arrival in 1492, on Hispaniola (modern-day Haiti and the Dominican Republic)

Conch meat has been eaten by humans for centuries, and has traditionally been an important part of the diet in many islands in the West Indies. It is consumed raw, marinated, minced or chopped in a wide variety of dishes, such as salads, chowder, fritters, soups, stew, pâtés and other local recipes.[24][41][45][59] In the Spanish-speaking regions, for example in the Dominican Republic, Lobatus gigas meat is known as lambí. Although the queen conch meat is used mainly for human consumption, it is also sometimes employed as fishing bait (usually the foot is utilized for such purpose)
Queen conch shells were used by Native Americans and Caribbean Indians in a wide variety of ways. The South Florida Indians (such as the Tequesta), the Carib, the Arawak and Taino used conch shells to fabricate tools (such as knives, axe heads and chisels), jewelry, cookware and also used them as blowing horns.

In the past, the karkó blower used to wake up the churchgoers. But the tone of the shell horn also summoned the population to help search for persons who had disappeared at sea or in the field: the high ‘whistle’ indicated that the missing person had not yet been found, the lower ‘ronka’ that he had been found. In Bonaire, Cuba where they call this shell lanbí, guamo, caracol or con, Haiti (lambis) and the Dominican Republic (fututo, botuto, jotuto or jututo) fishermen and sailors announced via the shell horn that they were distressed or were on their way to the harbor. The rhythm of the karkó still accompanies the songs of the harvest festival and other folkloristic groups.

HEA wrote:

Aunties_Love wrote:

HEA wrote:@Aunties_Love  IMO they borrowed each other clothes. I remember in a US franchise, this contestant said she thought she would be home early and she stayed way more and had to borrow clothes from the girls.. I heard the same story with guys.

obviously with the picture, it looks like it is mikaela's.

I would not be surprised they borrow clothes. mikaela loves @borro_it

There is a difference in the style.  the front of Mikaelas has ties up the whole thing.  With Caties there is a tie from about half way up so not EXACTLY the same top but absolutely the same color.  Therefore....NO we can't say that it is Mikaela's.  We still have NO idea who is on the pirate ship. IMO

Well if you can see the ties things you are VERY good because for me it is so blurred that I can see only a high orange/pink top bikini

i am impressed... if you can point me the ties or no ties, I would appreciate it   (talking about the girl who is jumping the boat)