Grok Radio 031

from Grok Radio · host Doug and Susan

Back in the saddle with nary a plan. Doug = BS. McCallan's Scotch Rocks! Doug's looking for a job. Managerial hand gestures. Business presenations using Word Art ... and Crayola. Good television in 2006 - ""Standoff"", ""Heroes"", ""Ugly Betty"", ""Studio 60"". We love Hiro like a son. Josh is a window licker? ""Dr. Who"" is tons of fun. Laptops = togetherness. Susan's going to Texas for Thanksgiving. No job replies in Colorado but the market's opening up everywhere else. Stating your intention to the Universe. Being a rock star at work (thanks, Greg Behrendt). Musicians get away with more. Training the Universe to treat you right. Derek Sherinian kicks our aural arses. Derek Sherinian - Czar of Steel (http://www.derekSherinian.com | http://myspace.com/dereksherinian1111). Rummy takes is crayons and goes home. We have a new Mackie Onyx 400f. Emu = tortures of the damned. Grok Radio is an experiment in life. Big-ass snails in Barbados. Mr. Metaphor is running out of them. Derek Sherinian - On the Moon (http://www.derekSherinian.com | http://myspace.com/dereksherinian1111). Derek, will you play on my album?

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