Jon McIntyre @Jon82Mac

Husband, Father, Waller High School Assistant Principal, Saved by Grace! Houston, TX Joined December 2011

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Jon McIntyre @Jon82Mac

2 days ago

Jose Altuve has played in over 100 playoff games, has played in 26 World Series games, has 28 postseason home runs and you are choosing Utley at 2nd base.

FOX Sports: MLB @MLBONFOX

2 days ago

We put together our dream 21st century World Series roster, with 26 players across the American League and National League. Read more information on each selection here: foxsports.com/stories/mlb/bu…

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Jon McIntyre @Jon82Mac

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@NHLtoHouston Easy to Update too,

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6 days ago

I said it in year two and three. This is who stroud has always been. Let him cook, and pay him

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Tyler Stafford @tylercstafford

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The Dodgers getting swept may look bad, but you have to remember those losses are actually deferred for the next 30 years.

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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman @NASAAdmin

2 weeks ago

Margaret Hamilton was a pioneer whose work helped make Apollo and humanity’s first journeys to the Moon possible. The best way to honor her legacy is to finally pick up where her generation left off and never stop going.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) @MIT

2 weeks ago

We’ve lost an icon. Margaret Hamilton, a computer science pioneer best known for her work at MIT leading development of the flight software for the Apollo missions to the moon, has died at 90. Read about her legacy via MIT News: news.mit.edu/2026/margaret-…

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Jon McIntyre @Jon82Mac

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@MLBNetwork 2017 game 7 ALCS Lance McCullers or 2017 WS game 7 Charlie Morton should be here.

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Houston Football @UHCougarFB

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𝙄𝙉𝙏𝙍𝙊𝘿𝙐𝘾𝙄𝙉𝙂: 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙂𝙍𝙄𝘿𝙄𝙍𝙊𝙉 𝙂𝘼𝙇𝘼𝙓𝙔 10 helmets. Each with a connection to Houston that will be worn Saturday morning vs UCF #BuiltByHouston x #GoCoogs

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Jon McIntyre @Jon82Mac

3 weeks ago

@Perfekt_Shawn Weight and Mass are not the same thing

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Jon McIntyre @Jon82Mac

a month ago

SOMEONE GET ME A WALL!!!!

Houston Texans @HoustonTexans

a month ago

ONE CITY, ONE FAMILY, ONE SWARM.

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MLB @MLB

2 months ago

Holy Cow 🐮 Colton Cowser’s game-ending home run robbery earns him Play of the Week honors!

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Jon McIntyre @Jon82Mac

2 months ago

@Info2Consider @Biblethumpingwi B) God requires us to make the choice to follow him. What if both positions are correct. A dead man can’t make a choice, we need to be brought to life (God’s sovereign will) and then we can choose (our Free Will). But because we are now Alive, we can only choose Christ.

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Jon McIntyre @Jon82Mac

2 months ago

@Info2Consider @Biblethumpingwi I am going to respond: as a person who believes both positions are taught by scripture. Could it be that scripture is trying to explain to us why grace can only come from God because: A) as Calvinist believe we can’t not choose on our own free will to believe in God.

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Clayton Anderson | HTX Sports @Clay_HTXSports

2 months ago

Apparently, there are many who believe that Houston's history began in 1960 and ended in 1996. Ultimately, the split between the city and Oilers owner Bud Adams came with animosity from both sides. And to each one's credit, the issue somewhat lied dormant until recently (2023). However, the entitlement that a lot of Titans fans and media feel over the issue is astounding considering that: A. Texans and the Oilers originated from the same city, thus some overlap in certain aspects of creativity is a bit inevitable B. Houston has a rich history that exists independent of any desire to be Temu-Oilers. The Texans have every right to tap into every level of city culture in order to produce a product that resonates with its fanbase. No apologies will be made for Tennessians who can't fathom a reality where the Texans are genuinely more focused on deepening its own roots while also being unafraid to lay claim to every aspect of city history that authentically belongs to them. Tennessee doesn't own the blue tiling. They don't own I-45. They don't own grills, slabs, Houston's rich art history or taste in music, and they don't own the color blue. Instead of harping on what Houston is doing, lean more into Nashville and it's various inspirational aspects. You didn't do that in 2023, don't hypocritically point a finger in 2026.

Paul Kuharsky @PaulKuharskyNFL

2 months ago

My thoughts on Houston's dedication to Oilers colors, etc. and the big debate about their Rivaly uniforms. Houston didn't want the Titans and were willing to let them go. Understandable given the fight over a stadium and feelings for Bud Adams. Perhaps the city should have

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Parker Ainsworth @painsworth512

2 months ago

This just lacks so, so much context. The city wanted the Oilers, they didn’t want Bud Adams… after going 12-4 in 93, and having a winning record for 7 straight years he cut cut cut costs, and simultaneously asked the city for 75% of funding for new stadium a half decade after asking the city for $100M worth of renovations. He threatened to leave over them throughout the 1994 season so much he burnt all bridges in town before announcing the departure officially in 1995 He spent the renovation focused on luxury items for upper crust fans, then threw a fit when the city didn’t also fork over money for more significant, impactful, & necessary work. But Bud Adams’s net worth was over a billion in the mid-90s, and the city was coming out of the 80s when an oil bust nearly broke the city financially… and still managed to help him with his first of the two asks in 89. The drying up of fan support, in every way, was a response to his threats, NOT to how people felt about nfl football. Bud Adams greed led to the mess that moved the oilers away from Houston. He wanted his own, brand new Alamodome to house the three major franchises, but wanted the city to foot 75% of it even after he’d shown poor judgement in spending the city’s money before. All of the legalese and trandmark fighting out of Tennessee since then have struck the same “you never gave us all the things we wanted” notes the entire time. He sought to take advantage of a city already on hard times instead of invest in the community that helped him amass wealth and notoriety in the first place. There’s little oil in Tennessee, and the colors were meaningless to Nashville or Memphis. But theyre the ones used as pawns for a family that’s holding the 30 year grudge. So no, it’s not “lack of foresight.” It’s seeing through bullshit.

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Jon McIntyre @Jon82Mac

3 months ago

@baegopa13838184 @SnapDecks @snapjudgecast Where is scream in the deck?

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@MichelleDLesley Don’t send them here, please no, we don’t have any room at all, go to…Oklahoma

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Houston Christian University @HouChristianU

4 months ago

With heavy hearts, HCU shares the passing of President Dr. Robert B. Sloan, Jr., who stepped into eternity this morning after a sudden health event. For nearly 20 years he led with faith and vision. Please join us in praying for the Sloan family. tr.ee/Vc8W0b