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I'm Chris. I'm a junior in college, currently attending Tarrant County College in Arlington, Texas. I plan to got to the University of Texas at Arlington here by Fall after I finish getting core completion and receive my Associate in Arts. I eventually plan to either teach history or go work at one of the nations National Battlefield Parks. (Yes, that means I'm a History Major.) I prefer Golden Age of Piracy, Texas War of Independence, American Civil War, and World War II, although these days my interest spreads into some Asian history studies and the Napoleonic Wars.

I enjoy reading, history and science fiction literature, writing, mostly fanfiction right now, listening to music, rock and classical, and watching movies.

My passion is ...

history.

I know too much about ...

William T. Sherman.

My parents always told me ...

stick to it.

My childhood ambition ...

to be a cop

My favorite memory ...

too many honestly.

Why I write ...

for fun, it's just cool.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Ashes of Victory by David Weber/nothing/Relax With: Thunderstorm

My first job ...

self employed doing odd jobs here and there

My best moment ...

again... too many.

My inspiration ...

in all honesty, a movie; Gettysburg by Ron Maxwell... and friends

Autos > Gas & Oil Servicing How to save money on oil changes

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With the present economy everyone is looking for some way to save money in everyday life with the things they usually wouldn't mind paying that extra buck for in normal circumstances.  An oil change is mandatory every three to five thousand miles, depending on the type of oil you are using in your engine, or around every three months, which ever comes first.  There are several ways that you can save money with oil changes. First, you can do it yourself.  Sure the first time you do it you are likely going to spend about 100 dollars, more or less, on it, that's not just for th...

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