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I read a comment somewhere on Twitter that it costs 50 QRDO to take your QRDO out of your wallet.Can anyone confirm this? If that is indeed the case, what happens when QRDO hits $20? Will it seriously cost $1000 USD to withdraw?

EDIT: Qredo replied to me on Twitter
Qredo Protocol: Fees

The Hon. Greg Hunt is retiring from Aussie politics.

'Vaping... not on my watch!'... well seeya dickhead.

I sent a link to my friend to the recent critical opinion piece on Zilliqa that was posted yesterday by what seemed to be a well-informed and polite redditor. He told me it's been deleted... and I couldn't believe it! Censorship is employed in this sub? The piece was factual and polite and discussed some of the shortcomings of Zilliqa. Obviously the mods here don't like healthy discussion.

EDIT - I've now been sent the original post:

*Using other blockchains you quickly realize where ZIL's problems are. Fees indeed are a problem, even though they're not that high, but being forced to keep certain (high) amount of ZIL to make 0.1 ZIL fee transaction is stupid and many people have problems w

New study warns of growing public health concern around vaping for young women

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Researchers say the popularity of vaping among young Australian women is a growing public health concern, with new data revealing how many are taking up the habit.

A study has shown that more than one in 10 Aussie women aged 19-26 have tried vaping, but that more than a quarter of users have never smoked cigarettes.

Researcher Alemu Melka, of the University of Newcastle and the Hunter Medical Research Institute said t

I finally have FA Cola (USA Pleasure), and am keen to begin the Half Decent Cola Vape Quest. After trying many other cola concentrates, this will be my first attempt with FA Cola - here is the skeleton:

• FA Cola 3%
• WS-23 1%
• Cap Super Sweet 0.75%

Here are the ingredients I have written down, which I am unsure about (these are basically ideas to try and add to the complexity/layering/body/to flesh out the FA Cola):

• FA Caramel 0.5%
• TFA Champagne 1%
• FA Meringue 0.75% (can't remember why I thought to add Meringue - has anyone ever done this in a Cola?)
• VT Fizzy Sherbet 1%
• Add another cola like VT Cola or MB Cola (I was not overly impressed with INW Cola)?
• FLV Rich Cinnamon 0.

Here I am, at work, perusing 1 year old threads about Blackberry - when I come across a little gem from u/ID10-T.

One man's PTSD is another man's nostalgia, I guess.

Hmm, wise. Funny too, I say in my head.

This was followed by u/PerennialPhilosopher 's:

It's been so long I'm sure it's just because I've forgotten about waking up next to my car, face down in the gravel in the middle of nowhere with the back of my pants ripped and I'm late for work.

u/ID10-T :

Waking up in a coyote trap with what felt like a brain bleed, next to my favorite hat, which was filled with half digested mad dog and tacos that still serves, after all these years, as a reminder that I should diligent

I find recipe juiciness to be a really important part of making my vaping experience a happy one. For me, any potential ADV needs to be juicy. Although, there are hard nuts to crack *queue the bad-guy music*. Chocolate vapes tend to be dry. The solution often seems to be to add a cream. Are some creams better at adding wetness to a vape? Has anyone found something else that works with chocolate? FA Pear rarely fits the profile - FA Apricot has the potential to add in unwanted flavour, or to take it in a direction you didn't want to go. Bubblegum recipes are in the same boat, it's super easy to end up in Dry Mouth City. **There's a multitude of flavour profiles where dryness can be