Donor up or quiorDOWS King Smeer or Queen meery Afternoon or after-hours? Comfortable or kinky? Caloriecounting or diet-destroying? Getting hitched or hooking up? High art or high camp? Tapas or tiramisu? Guest list or wine list? Spotlight or candlelight? Campy-or classy? Modern art or modern dance? Rousing or relaxing? Committing or cutting loose? Gnocchi or nachos? High fashion or low price? Ballgame or ballroom? In the parade or in the crowd? Staying out or ⚫ staying in? Chopin or show tunes? Glammed-up or dressed down? Talk or listen? In or out? Love or lust? Lipstick or leather? Tasteful or tasteless? Day at the spa or day in the sun? Steakhouse or sushi bar? New hat or new heels? Rock or jazz? See or be seen? Winter or summer? High art or high wire? Sweet or sour? Starspotting or stargazing? Dress up or dress down? Dance hall or concert hall? King Street or Queen Streef? Strip clubs or strip malls? In the parade or in the crowd? Sashimi or souvlaki? Tied up or lied down? East end of wad end? Marriage or mayhem? He or she? Highend or lowbrow? Hol or mild? Waterpark or waterfront@ Commitment or corocul? Prude or tattooed? Martini or tean gautas Colia or chaptic? Raw or cocked? Day or sligh? Give of toket Uptown or downtown? Restful or

proing? Pough or shined? Playing nice or playing dirty? Together or whatever? Mall or market? Sunlight or moonlight? Fab or flannel? Downtown or uplown? Boxers or briefs? High-cut or low-cut? Hotel or B&B? Beach or bar? Cut or uncur? Heals or houswares? Are they or aren't they? Bed or bedlam? Strict or spontarecus? Wining or dining? Business or pleasure? Head or tail? Primped or pampered? Planned or unplanned? Stanny or burly? Shabby or chic? Frame or convas? Dusk or down? Soul or salsa? Beer or liquor? Guy or girl? Meeting or cheating? Island or inland? Sexy or sassy? Church or Yonge? Walk or ride? On the float or on foot? Exaggerated or understated? -

Ordinary or extraordinary? Red or white? Thick or thin? Drab or ob lab? Catwalk or boardwalk? Left or right? Opera or operatio? Dancing or romancing? Boller or Bize Night out or night in? Blonde or brunette?

Toronto. Unlimited possibilities.

Winter or suramer? Button-up or bulton-down? King Street or Qusen Street? Afternoon or after-hours? Comfortable or kinky? Calorie-counting or dieldestroying? Getting hitched or hooking up? High art or high camp? Tapas or tiramisu? Guest list or wine list? Spotlight or candlelight? Campy or classy? Modern art or modern dance? Rousing or relaxing? Committing or cutting loose? Gnocchi or nachos? High fashion or low price? Ballgame or ballroom? In the parade or in the crowd? Staying out or staying in? Chopin or show tunes? See or be seen? Winter or summer? High art or high wire? Sweet or sour? Starspotting or stargazing? Dress up or dress down? Dance hall or concert hall?: Kion Queen

Your Toronto experience is whatever you want it to be. Visit www.torontotourism.com/pride to start exploring.

Pride Week June 19 to 25, 2006.