Zorro?

[Scruffydog777]

I often noticed there was something at the top center front of that beautiful white dress Alizée wore at the begining of En Concert. I finally decided to take a closer look and found out it looks like a Z. Well I thought this must be some designers logo but at the same time I thought this looked an awful lot like the sign of Zorro! I decided to look up Zorro in Wikipedia. I found the history of this story and I posted it below, involves him romancing Lolita Pulido.
Lolita!
It all makes sense now. This explains her trips to Mexico. I did some more research and found out there's a very difficult to find website in Australia called Aborigipedia that says the Aborigines have a name for a trade wind that blows through parts of Africa and the Carbbean. They call it a Pulido! This is the same wind the French call an Alize. It was right in front of us all the time. How could we have missed it?






By scruffydog777

[Jenny_HRO87]

Thanks Scruffy what an amazing find

[Fall]

Awesome, I've always loved Zorro, since childhood. More reasons to like it now! Thanks Scruffy!

[user472884]

move over national treasure and da vinci code

Oh! its just amazing. You are a good observer, Scruffy.

[jung_adore_ALIZEE]

pretty damn sure that isn't a Z and just to make sure is this the spot you are speaking of? it shall be circled below

[Chuck]

But Jung, you bubble-burster, they worked so hard on this one! It's obviously a "Z" for Zorro!

If you'll just admit it's a "Z", I'll post a pic of my sawzall...

[jung_adore_ALIZEE]

Originally Posted by Chuck

I'll post a pic of my sawzall...

I won't lie I do like a good Sawzall especially a Milwaukee tools sawzall the best of the best

but it is no Z

[Ben]

It's an "AC" for André Courrèges, the fashion designer who did her costumes.


But still, a pretty funky coincidence there with the "Lolita Pulido" thing!

[wasabi622]

Originally Posted by Scruffydog777

I often noticed there was something at the top center front of that beautiful white dress Alizée wore at the begining of En Concert. I finally decided to take a closer look and found out it looks like a Z. Well I thought this must be some designers logo but at the same time I thought this looked an awful lot like the sign of Zorro! I decided to look up Zorro in Wikipedia. I found the history of this story and I posted it below, involves him romancing Lolita Pulido.
Lolita!
It all makes sense now. This explains her trips to Mexico. I did some more research and found out there's a very difficult to find website in Australia called Aborigipedia that says the Aborigines have a name for a trade wind that blows through parts of Africa and the Carbbean. They call it a Pulido! This is the same wind the French call an Alize. It was right in front of us all the time. How could we have missed it?






By scruffydog777

holy crap dude! you did your research!

i have to say, that is a lot of good connections you've made. things that'll never get noticed by me anyways.

i just hope we're not being like jim carey in 23. just going all crazy obssesed and finding freaky Alizee references/connections everywhere in life! (actually.. im guilty of that.. ZOMG, I'M GOING CRAZZYYYY!!)