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Why is an 8th called a track?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by NYYstateofmind, Sep 16, 2009.

  1. #1 NYYstateofmind, Sep 16, 2009
    im sure somebody has heard this term.

    thats what we call an 8th, a track

    a 16th is called a half track
     
  2. #2 weednotcrack, Sep 16, 2009
    never heard of it,maybe refuring to a track for runners?? maybe??:confused:
     
  3. #3 CBDASynthase, Sep 16, 2009
    Maybe because of an 8-track? (its an old kind of cassette if you didnt know)

    Just a guess
     
  4. #4 zach2753, Sep 16, 2009
    im goin with this one^
     
  5. #5 iTokeat420, Sep 16, 2009

    Never heard this term til a couple days ago, but yeah my friend said that's why they call it that.

    But besides then, never ever heard of someone using it.
     
  6. #6 Kosto18, Sep 16, 2009
    I always called it an 8th:smoke:
     
  7. #7 bubblegumbuds, Sep 16, 2009
    wtf? ive never heard anyone call an eigth a track..
     
  8. #8 Jokes, Sep 16, 2009
    Haha, cool. I'm gunna start calling eighths tracks just so people ask why i called them that.
     
  9. #9 k.smith904, Sep 16, 2009
    we call em tracks here in FL. I'm assuming the slang comes from 8 tracks, like someone suggested above.
     
  10. #10 Gr33n1ant3rn, Sep 16, 2009
    if anything you would think that would be a Quater because if you run around a track 4 times its a mile
     
  11. #11 AUD1OSlave, Sep 16, 2009
    is a zone an oz?
     
  12. #12 Saul Goodman, Sep 16, 2009
    i'm guessing so, yes ^
     
  13. #13 caebard, Sep 16, 2009
    we've always called it a slice.
     
  14. #14 Dex123, Sep 16, 2009
    Different regions use different slang.
     
  15. #15 keepinitgreen, Sep 26, 2009
    I've heard half track but not just track...
     
  16. #16 grimtoker, Sep 26, 2009
    I've heard my uncle use the term trackbag before. I asked him wtf he was going on about, it references the 8-track in the seventies. The hippies used it as a code word over their CB's to get hookups without the cops finding out. Although he said it usually meant a pound, which you could get for about $70 in the day.
     

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