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Queen West Side Story: Micheal w/ Josh and Christian

Date: 08.03.2011
Model: Michael, Josh and Christian
Photography: Richard Sibbald
Cover Credits
Photographer: Richard Sibbald, richardsibbald.com Production coordinator, hair, makeup
and styling: Paul Langill, paullangill.com Styling assistant: Gio Gaudet
Additional production management: Shawn Venasse Transportation: Richard Harrop

Model: Michael @ Industry Reps on cover

Clothing: Dirk Bikkembergs ribbed white cotton underwear ($18)
@ Out on the Street, 551 Church St, 416-967-2759;

Josh: Calvin Klein white body trunk ($25)@ Out on the Street and Christian in front of car: Unico white trunk ($26) @ Out on the Street


Doc Martens black boots/white trim by Dr Martens, 391 Queen St W, 416-585-9595; leather bracelet by Northbound Leather, 586 Yonge St, 416-972-1037, northbound.com; socks by American Apparel


551 Church St, 416-967-2759 Car: Classic white 1966 Mercury Park Lane graciously provided by Matt Casselman,
Re/Max Hallmark Realty, 416-699-9292 Click here to read the story
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    • Lali
      5/4/2013 1:54:46 AM
      I thought Rascal was a great book to read in grupos, and a great book to read alone. One of my favorite aspects of the story was how easily Rascal learned. For example Rascal learned how to open the screen door at Sterling's house just by watching the other animals do it. I also liked how the author, Sterling North, explained in detail the places Rascal and Sterling traveled to. One of the parts I didn't like was how Sterling let Rascal go. However, without this happening, the story would be a lot different, and Rascal got to be free in the wild with a Raccoon mate. I think the main theme of Rascal is friendship, but also that all friends don't have to be human.
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    • nik
      8/13/2011 9:15:11 AM
      Jody, Trevor and Carleton borrow Trevors Grandfathers car and his mothers accessories for a night on the town...
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