Today's Daily Candy installment flacks for a giant game of water-gun Assassin, sure to be popular in Williamsburg and almost nowhere else, that's coming to the city next week. This raises many good questions, but the one a Candy reader emails to ask is:
What they don't tell you: By choosing the first option, you're automatically blacklisted from the DailyCandy email servers. But that's what you get for being poor and ugly, Debbie.
You know we love Daily Candy, the email newsletter that points us in the direction of the finest sample sales and all the sparkly things this city has to offer. But they're not just pretty—they're professional, too! Just yesterday, Daily Candy editor-at-large Dannielle Romano wrote to Manhattan Users Guide to notify MUG of an error in their newsletter:
Journalists and media people should fully appreciate today's Daily Candy contribution to the overall health and welfare of Manhattanites: a list of preventative hangover measures. [Ed. noteI promised I'd stop making "drunken hack" jokes if it got old...Oh, who are we kidding? It never does.] Things to take before you go drinking: vitamin B complex, milk thistle, and anti-oxidents. Aaron Bailey adds: two codeine "imported" from Canada upon returning home.
File under 'If I had only known then' [601am]
Sin and bear it [Daily Candy]
Daily Candy discusses Rick Marin's book, Cad: Confessions of a Toxic Bachelor. which they note hits stores today. (Actually, it's been in the Union Square B&N for a couple of weeks.) Marin's take on bachelorhood: "No guy wants to be alone. We want to be with other women. Then when we're out with other women we want to be alone. That was the problem."
Cad: Confessions of a Toxic Bachelor
A rogue by any other name. [Daily Candy]
