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"NT-ISR is the heat!"

"Just got done checking ADLS - you don't want to get close to being near to almost-but-not-quite-halfway to your due dates...Plus, CBTs are just plain fun!"

Enjoy the 4th, gents. A special thanks to everyone that's spending today (read: several months) across the pond.

Here's the first sign that the story is fake. A true CMSgt would enforce the rule to the point of removing seats from POVs as well.

"I'm totally excited to hear what the boss has to say this Friday at his 1700 CC's Call"

FIFY.

That's opinion, not fact: https://www.doctorsopposingcircumcision.org/DOC/statement03.html

That's what a father here did--with his bare hands--after catching some piece of shit molesting his 4-yr-old daughter. And the grand jury refused to indict him! Another great reason to live in Texas!

Awards matter because they create strats that can become a bullet on an OPR. OPRs matter because bullets from an OPR can go on your PRF. PRFs matter because they go in front of promotion boards. Therefore, one might think that working on an OPR is virtuous, since you are producing a product that in the end will help a person get promoted. The reality is that 95% of the work that goes into an OPR is an absolute waste of time that does nothing to actually help the person you're writing the OPR for. Generally, a person is going to have 2-3 "accomplishments" in a given OPR that are actually worthy of carrying forward to your PRF later. These are easy to write and take about 10 minutes. Unfortunately, there are 6-7 bullets left you still have to fill in, and you will spend several hours making shit up and working on formatting, knowing that the rest of the stuff that you put on the OPR will never see the light of day again. Decs are coaches awards more times than not. Having written a couple, I'm generally embarrassed listening to them when they're read, since I realize that half the stuff on there is a gross exaggeration/borderline lie. Hence, OPRs are queep (in this CGOs opinion).

I am writing that on the back of my T-Mike picture so I remember it!