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D.L. Jennings shares the kind of achievement-ridden story, brimming with impossible levels of productivity and steel fortitude to back, that'll inspire the rest of us on some level (while feeling lazy AF) to get shit done. Seriously, the story behind the creation of his book, "Gift of the Shaper" is an amazing tale in its own right. The fact Jennings put this together amidst 14 years of active duty (thank you for your service) is damn impressive. Check out his Facebook page over here if you're looking to snag a copy of his book, or read more about him. 

Great minds find a way to take the shortcuts none of us were ever lazy enough to consider. 

With every new job, experience and connection comes amazing potential for colossal screw ups. It's almost as if there's a contest to see who can waste the most money and inconvenience the most people.

Some of these sounds are good. Some are bad. Either way, people found them memorable. Hopefully you haven't heard all of them.

There's not much you can do when you know something you're not supposed to. I mean, you can sit there and feel bad about it if you want.

This is just beautiful stupid.