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Hah, I know what you mean. I remember $160-$220 for an ounce in the early 1990s in New Jersey. In the Southwest, and weed is quite literally half that price or less. I have yet to encounter a $30 ounce anywhere, but I wonder what the quality of a $30 ounce is. If you look at just the cost of labor, electricity, and chemicals involved in growing decent indoor bud, it seems unlikely you'd be getting much quality for that price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbob1310
Around here it mean 10 grams and it's like $60-70. A Dimebag is 1 for $10.
A dime sack where I live is usually 5 grams.
hey a $:S5: 10 is half a gram here and a $20 is a gram
gotta love Australia :) :joint1:
I wouldn't bother anyone for less than an eigth. But if I did, I would get a half gram.
a dime bag is almost always a gram. A 50 bag is 5 grams etc... The only place i could think of that would hav a dimebag holdin 3.9 grams would be in fucked up america where they hav to be different with their stupid pounds and inches. What a country lol
obviously depends on the weed.
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Originally Posted by coday182
i agree with u in ohio it's about the same as u said 140-160 an o and cheaper the bigger u get but for the question in ohio where i live a tenbag or tensack is also called a blunt which is 1.3-1.5 grams and costs then and then there is a 15 sack costs 15 dollars and is 2.1 grams then a 20 sack costs 20 and is 2.6 grams and then the 8th is 25 dollars and should weigh 3.4 or 3.5 and it goes on from there but differnt regions have different classifcations of what a tensack is :P
3.5 grams in kc