Bachelorette 4 Media thread

[Amberish]

Originally Posted by SilverCreeklady

I believe when I read an article that the gal who is one of the partners is a daughter of the glove company owners so this is an off shoot of them.


Just because the few stores you called are not selling them you think it fake?

Are you intrested in buying the gloves or looking to discredit the company?

Not a few stores, I looked long and hard, however that is not the point.

Though you are suggesting otherwise, I am not trying to discredit anyone. I said the company exists, just their business practices are odd in that it bolsters itself to be different than it is, in that they claim a wide range of inventory of gloves and headgear never put on the market for sale.

To that, add that the Zero Gloves company is the direct source, source zero (if I may and with no pun intended), to the rumor of Jesse walking into the Bachelorette with a girlfriend in tow. Add to that, Jesse's business connection to the Zero Gloves company for which he promotes them as one of his personal sponsors and at least one article I read mentioned Jesse more involved with the company. Add to that Jesse, during the filming of the Bachelorette, wearing Ts connected to the web site (Home Wrecker and Do Work).

There appears to be a pattern connected to Jesse worth noting that at best is convoluted. The JSAK charity is another example of something Jesse having a connection that is not being exactly as presented.

Perhaps it is only internet myth creating all the smoke and mirrors that attributed more to Jesse than there actually is, though I do get the impression that he embraces such, contributing to the illusion.

Bottom line and my point: figuring out Jesse is not too much unlike nailing Jell-O to a tree.

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[Amberish]

Originally Posted by grneyedgirl

Actually, there are pages and pages and pages of their merchandise.

That is my point. There are pages and pages on inventory, with pictures and product numbers that are not for sale at the site or anywhere else. However, it appears that finally, for winter 2009 the company is beginning to trickle their products out to market with one glove type offered for sale.

What I do not understand, and as I responded to you privately, is on the site it gives the impression, the illusion, that the extensive product line is already out there and in 2008 added more to the product assortment. All this appeared to exist on the web site but never out in the market.

Very odd and that is all ...

[ducwidow]

Originally Posted by gurlbrit

How cool is that, I love some of the pictures on the High Cascade website! What an exciting career that must be. Good luck to your daughter in her endeavors as an extreme sport photographer!

Thanks
It is a tough field to break into, but she is following her passion. She is starting her final year in college and then along with having knowledge of the sport and the eye to see the image she is trying to create, it comes down to what connections she makes and how she markets herself.

[Schnoodle]

Originally Posted by grneyedgirl

Actually, there are pages and pages and pages of their merchandise.

I read in a post somewhere that the homewrecker tee was created in response to the GF rumor. I think the odd, personal photo product line pics of the tees supports that the tee(s) were promoted during or after filming of the show.

[Kresge]

Originally Posted by Schnoodle

I read in a post somewhere that the homewrecker tee was created in response to the GF rumor. I think the odd, personal photo product line pics of the tees supports that the tee(s) were promoted during or after filming of the show.

I read that opinion before, but it makes no sense (to me) because him having a girlfriend during filming would not wreck any home. That terms refers to someone who is the "other person" and wrecks a marriage or long term relationship. At the time those shirts were worn during production, Megan was no longer with her husband and Jesse had not started a relationship with De. While I have no "inside info" on this particular subject, I think that if the shirt was made in reference to any given situation then it would have been the one between him and Megan while she was married, thus the term "homewrecker".

Ah well, water under the bridge at this point.

Judging by the media articles and appearances, De and Jesse seem happy and I wish them all the best!

[Turtlekeeper]

Originally Posted by DelrayDiva

Their 15 minutes has already run out... why would ABC pay for a wedding that very few would tune in to watch??

I for one never thought I'd watch this stupid show, let alone a wedding that came out of it.. I've only been watching since Bach 10. But Knowing the track record (one wedding out of 16 combined shows) I think many people would tune in to watch.. Some as fans, some as skeptics, some just so they'd have more to bash them about..

[Kresge]

Originally Posted by Turtlekeeper

I for one never thought I'd watch this stupid show, let alone a wedding that came out of it.. I've only been watching since Bach 10. But Knowing the track record (one wedding out of 16 combined shows) I think many people would tune in to watch.. Some as fans, some as skeptics, some just so they'd have more to bash them about..

And those who are won over in the interim!

I was never invested in Jesse so found the FRC pretty blah, but seeing them together since then has made me smile on more than one occasion. I think they are well suited for one another, and am hoping they do make that May 9th wedding.

[tawneej]

Originally Posted by Kresge

And those who are won over in the interim!

I was never invested in Jesse so found the FRC pretty blah, but seeing them together since then has made me smile on more than one occasion. I think they are well suited for one another, and am hoping they do make that May 9th wedding.

Aww, Kresge.... it warms my heart to hear you say that. I've never (that I recall) responded to one of your posts because earlier in the season they bugged the heck out of me because I was a Jesse supporter. But I have read your subsequent posts as you have seen their story develop in real life. I am impressed that you are able to still support your fave Jeremy and also see that Jesse and De are a good match. Not everyone is able to do that! You're okay, in my book!

[Vet_Tech]

Here's an interesting governmental fraud note and question for all those Jesse & DeAnna fans:

You ever wonder why Babe Ruth's who is a well know Baseball player, who is considered to be one of the greatest baseball players that ever lived and played the game. Why is that his autographed baseball in top shaped, that is from the early 1920's since it has quotation marks around "Babe" which is his nickname, and if you know the history of the game and the player, you would know that he stopped doing that in the mid-20's is going for on E-Bay $6,195.00 and is also a collectors item.

And now we have DeAnna's baseball which she threw at a Dodgers Game recently and is signed by both Jesse and DeAnna (whom are not professional baseball players, are not in the baseball hall of fame) have their baseball ending bid for $7,300.00 which "was" bought buy someone that has never had an account on E-Bay. Plus before it came to end bid, a few day prior the website/account/item had to come down for some odd reason this was July 20th or 21st and then came back up July 24th, which is when the end bidder made his account.

FYI, E-bay, government secret service, baseball major league have noticed this as well and are looking to investigate....makes you wonder on things....

[marstokyo]

Well I had my doubts about the bidder because it was a new account and some people like to mess with auctions, that's nothing new to ebay. Some big ticket auctions require bidders to verify their identity before bids will be accepted, so the auctions run as smoothly as possible using only legit bids.

Plus before it came to end bid, a few day prior the website/account/item had to come down for some odd reason

That isn't a big mystery, ebay halted the auction because they needed to verify JSAK was a non-profit charity. Once that was taken care of they put it back up for auction with a signed statement on the charity letterhead about where the money raised would go.