Jerry Clayton

Host/Reporter for Texas Public Radio, former on-demand charter pilot and the world's okayest drummer. Great speller. Views expressed here are my own.

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@maybef4n Can confirm. I have dealt with him and his management and talked to some of his musicians. Total dick. Wish more people knew

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@dallasnews Does someone need to spell it out for you? Lol

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Please follow me on the blue place. I’m easy to find!

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@CCVagina Well, that sucks

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@CCVagina Your feed is always a breath of fresh air lol

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@CCVagina “Right-sizing”

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@tosibamowo @keranews Congrats!!!

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Too soon? NAH 😂🤣

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@DecodingFoxNews @boadiceatx @uhaul I almost fell out of my chair at “Nazi clown car”

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FlightAware screenshot at 9:51 am Monday July 8

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RIP Kinky😢

[Just Jack @7Veritas4]

PSA: Just because we can’t see Elon like porn and nazis anymore, doesn’t mean he’s not doing it.

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@paulflahive @pulitzercenter I know this guy!

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Your key fob has more computing power than a Voyager spacecraft, yet they’re still sending back science

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@Bringjackback4

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I hear it got better

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Bonus Texas quote of the day --- an 1839 description of Houston. It's rather gruesome. Again, spelling and odd capitalization preserved:

"The fleas were as thick as the sands of the sea. Our clothes were actually bloody, and our bodies freckled after a night of warfare with the Vermine [sic]. I cannot convey an idea of the multitude of Rats in Houston at that time [1839]. They were almost as large as Prairie Dogs and when night came on, the streets and Houses were literally alive with these animals. Such running and squealing through the night, to say nothing of the fear of losing a toe or a nose, if you chanced to fall asleep, created such an apprehension that together with the attention that had to be given our other Companions made sleep well nigh impossible."

----- C.C. Cox, quoted in the Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 1902

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With @DavidMartinDavi and TPR Interim President and CEO Rebecca Caven asking for your donation for Texas Public Radio

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Thanks to The Today Show for citing my article this morning!

https://t.co/fiaoWUfptY