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slang help?

Discussion in 'Beginner Cannabis Consumption & Tips' started by chuckiez, Dec 12, 2010.

  1. #1 chuckiez, Dec 12, 2010
    so im used to buying weed in dime increments. (literally if i want $50 worth i get 5 dime bags) but i remember being with my freind when he was buying and he said he spent $50 but got 7.5 grams. is this a regular deal that anyone can get or was he lucky whats it called if its a normal deal?
     
  2. #2 theryansicle, Dec 12, 2010
    a dime bag doesn't necessarily mean you're getting 1 gram. unless you specify the weight you want, it is totally up to your sellers discretion to give you whatever amount they want for the price. a dime usually means $10, the higher quality the weed the less you're gonna get from a fair merchant.50 for 7.5 is about what a club will sell lower quality weed at around here.
     
  3. #3 t4yz3r, Dec 12, 2010
    um do you guys consider a dimebag 1 gram? cause where i'm from it's 2 grams. not just my dealer but everybody. 10 dollars for 2 grams, for 50 i'd expect to get about 8-10 grams, but that's just me and that's not dank
     
  4. #4 artic, Dec 12, 2010
    Depends on the dealer/quality, you could get anywhere from .5-3 grams.
     
  5. #5 LonelyStatue, Dec 12, 2010
    Your friend probably asked for 1/4 oz (ounce)!
     
  6. #6 GR1BB5, Dec 12, 2010
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    a dime here is 1g of some mids, unless you are me and know ppl who got the best from cali, then its 1g of some Dank lil nugs

    and it goes like this
    1/8: 3.5g
    1/4: 7g
    1/2: 14g
    1oz: 28g

    there are price breaks also
     

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