New York's currently: tired, frustrated, delirious, pissed, sad, doubtful, convinced of bad things, on the wrong side of a bed, sick of hot weather, New York, the news, politics, pundits, critics, any music but Oasis, and, most of all, the stupid stupid stupid Internet. Aroused giraffe jumps off
Dangerous times call for drastic measures. From mental combat to homemade weaponry, a few good tricks to keep the bad guys away.
New Yorkers, like everyone else, are constantly under attack by illness, anxiety, bad air, and cell phones—but only one is haunted by a giant rat. Tales of transformation, staple gun included.
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It’s an acquired taste. It’s a strange delicacy. It’s a “non-alcoholic cereal beverage.”
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New Yorkers treat drinking like exercise: done frequently, in the company of friends, and one’s life becomes better. But where to go when you’re tired of the neighborhood dive? We seek out the best of the best: old hotels in Manhattan.
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Author Michael Malone—of “Foolscap” and “Justin & Cuddy” fame—picks his favorite pork shop, dotes on Carol Burnett, and explains his night-owl writing process.
