October 3, 2017

Freshmen Issue #52 Featuring Gino Mosca, Helmut Huxley, Jerome Exupery, Kevin Warhol and Kirk Gauguin

“This issue marks the end of our first year of Freshmen! Since you’ve endured 36 new boys over the past year, we decided to end with some real professionals. Four of your favourites: Gino Mosca, Kevin Warhol, Helmut Huxley and Jerome Exupery. Don’t worry though, we’ll be back again next week with more new guys for you. Over the next 12 months we will start introducing some new formats as well as a new series ‘Viva Colombia’ (but more about that in issue #54)”

“This issue marks the end of our first year of Freshmen! Since you’ve endured 36 new boys over the past year, we decided to end with some real professionals. Four of your favourites: Gino Mosca, Kevin Warhol, Helmut Huxley and Jerome Exupery. Don’t worry though, we’ll be back again next week with more new guys for you. Over the next 12 months we will start introducing some new formats as well as a new series ‘Viva Colombia’ (but more about that in issue #54)”

“Kirk Gauguin illustrates the difficulty we have coming up with appropriate and useable names for these boys. As he reminded us of Kirk Douglas and Paul Gauguin, GD recklessly combined the two to come up with Kirk Gaugin. The problem? Czech boys find the word “Kirk” unpronounceable. The dilemma is that Kirk has already shot quite a bit of material with a name he detests. Because of this, we are tempted to change it to something else and ask for your help. If we went logically with a Polynesian name, we could call him Kavi which means youthful beauty. Another option is Keanu which means chill breeze. A third option is Kekoa, which means courageous. All three names are perfect descriptors of Kirk. GD: I’m not sure if any of these improve upon Kirk, but give us your thoughts.”