#mcinerney

[jamesmcinerneyofficial]

A huge thanks to the Brock family for their continuous support of my work. A huge thanks to Ona for sending in this amazing picture, I love it! . ‘Bloom’, ‘In between the lines’, ‘Red’, ‘The Pieces that Collide’, ‘Everything I Write is About You’, 'Hurricane' OUT NOW on Amazon Worldwide!

[idonttalkwithpplhere]

"és van valami különleges abban, ha megteszel valamit egy olyan embernek, akibe szerelmes vagy, az jobb érzés, mint bármi más a világon, még akkor is, ha olyasmiről van szó, amit különben egyáltalán nem csinálnál. Vagy talán különösen akkor, ha olyasmiről, amit különben nem csinálnál."

[darknessdrops]

bright city bright lights

[80smovies]

[nerdyperday]

Day 2595 Crosstober 22: Monkey Pink as April O'Neil

[abs0luteb4stard]

W ❤ T C H I N G

It's 6 am and I haven't slept from nervousness. I see Amazon Prime has for this included. I'm gonna watch it.

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Honestly I've never really done anything "jackass-like", like some people that made the news or got injured doing stupid things like this.

But considering what pain I've always been in, and then the pain I'm in from just regular injuries and my fibromyalgia pain and stuff like that, or just being 37 and you start feeling your body more than when you were 12 years old.

I do not envy anyone in Jackass. There's no fame worth the the amount of debilitating pain some of them must be in from their 22 years of injuries and "stunts".

My broken down body had been hounding me from a young age, that's enough to make life awful many days. I am so glad it's not worse, considering its already fucking terrible.

Still a fun movie, nostalgia to look back on the crazy "tasteless" shit I would watch with my dad or my friends.

BUT seeing Johnny Knoxville get knocked cold by that bull at 51(?) And learning that he had suffered cognitive impairment for several days/weeks after. That's not worth it. You couldn't pay me enough. That scary. He's not 20-30 anymore. His recovery from a concussion isn't what it used to be. And his brain is going to be so bad when he's elderly.

ALSO: I give Steve-O a huge amount of credit for being sober for almost 10+ years now. Truly an excellent thing. I hope he's clean forever. He's crazy as ever, but he's got a totally different personality even without that shit.

[ittydoor]

Everyone should see this video at least once because it’s the biggest serotonin boost ever

[1-800-got-junk]

im sorry, but i refuse to call him poopies. his name is SEAN and he is THIRTY-FIVE.

[playgirlpontius]

Group pix!!

[fawnvelveteen]

Bret Easton Ellis, Gary Fisketjon, and Jay McInerney in June 1987

PATRICK MCMULLAN

[jamesmcinerneyofficial]

My favourite escape.

Have you read my books?

‘Bloom’,

‘In between the lines’,

‘Red’,

‘The Pieces that Collide’,

‘Everything I Write is About You’,

'Hurricane'

OUT NOW on Amazon Worldwide!

[idonttalkwithpplhere]

"Semmit nem gyűlölök annyira, mint amikor valaki nem őszinte. Attól meg tudok őrülni. Utálom a hazug és álszent embereket. Meg a gyávákat se csípem."

[suzilight]

NASA on Thursday evening released the name of its new point person for UFOs, hours after refusing to do so over concerns he would be harassed.

Mark McInerney, who was previously NASA’s liaison to the Defense Department, will become the research director for UAP — unidentified anomalous phenomena, the government’s preferred term — overseeing the space agency’s work on the topic and serving as a communicator between federal agencies on UFOs.

Sept. 14, 2023

[adrndn]

Just finished «The Blood Miracles» by Lisa McInerney, the sequel to «The Glorious Heresies», which I read a couple years ago and enjoyed a lot. The second book focuses on one of the characters from the first novel, and at first it might seem that not following the choral style from it the story and themes (disfunctional families, relationships, the ability to change one’s life course) lose a bit of strength, but the second half of the book is explosive, full of wit and talent from McInerney, who uses the criminal underworld in an Irish city and the lowlifes who run it to speak about the power of blood and the overwhelming pressure of changing our circumstances in life. Wouldn’t say it is a Must Read but certainly worth the read.