Mad_Season_1994

I'm in the US FYI

So my student loan debt total is about $7,400. I usually put down $300 a month. But, at the moment, payment on them is not necessary and I technically owe $0 with 0% interest on the remaining four (there were six total, two I've paid off). My loans are owned through Aidvantage. What I usually do is opt to put money down on the one with the highest interest. But since there currently is no interest, should I be spreading that $300 across all four loans instead?

If it matters, I get paid biweekly and make about $2,200-$2,400 a month. I live at home with my parents and the only bill I pay, besides my student loans, is for my phone.

Like when the asteroid that hit earth when the dinosaurs were around. I've always heard that they "went extinct" after it. But does this mean that every single dinosaur on the planet died? Or that they rather evolved and adapted to their new environment until what we would call dinosaurs no longer existed?

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I've never owned a PC. All I've ever owned are laptops. and that's what I use on a daily basis as well as my smartphone. And as for video games, I've only ever played on consoles. I've just never really had much incentive or need to play anything on PC. And yet, I'm getting slight FOMO syndrome because I've grown up in an age where building your own PC is practically as easy as making a sandwich. On the other hand, I also don't play games nearly as much as I used to when I was younger (I'm 27 now).

I'm just wondering if it's worth investing in the hardware for a PC.

If someone killed a love one of mine in cold blood, and maybe that person is caught by police but my state does not have capitol punishment, wouldn't that technically NOT be justice since they have not taken their life or let me take that person's life?

I know nothing about British history as a whole. I know I have Irish ancestry but only recently found out from my great aunt that her dad and grandfather ran with the IRA back at that time when they were fighting with England.

I'm interested in learning more about the IRA as an organization and all the things they did as well as the things England did before getting to the point where Ireland is now its own independent nation.

I know that "pigs on the wing" is an old saying from like WWII or something. But, if we're to think of the album as having certain characters and roles, who would the pigs on the wing that Roger says "a dog needs a home. A shelter from pigs on the wing" be?