Metric rule
Metric rule
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Another example of how America’s war on drugs was won by drugs.
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I'm always joining the war on ______ on the side of ______
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Americans should use the Metric system the way Canadians do:
Temperature: Celsius. Unless it's for cooking, or you're talking about the temperature of a pool.
Length: Metric. Unless it's talking about a person's height. Or, you're talking about lumber.
Mass / Weight: Pounds. Unless you're talking small weights, then you use grams. If you're shopping, it's 50/50. If it's really big weights it's "tons" which might be metric or might not.
Volume: Metric. Except if you're cooking. But, then when you're cooking you have to figure out what a fl. oz. is because Canadian cans are in mL but the recipe is flozzameters.
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Meanwhile, in weed land, our heroes embark on a quest for the great 1/8 in many countries.
It’s hard to walk up to a counter and ask for 3 point 5 of weed.
Edit: just an observation, I’m on team metric. Call weed whatever you want as long as around here we keep calling it legal.
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the first metric conversion I learned: 3.5 grams to an eighth.
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the virgin 1/8=3.5g vs the Chad 1/4=7g
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In slang sure, but every dispensary website I've seen lists them as 3.5g, 7g etc
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you’ll just say 4 gs or 3 gs.
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Fire meme from a fire op
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Don't fire OP, I like em 🥺
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Once you learn that 1/8 == 3.5g it's a slippery slope to:
- 1 oz == 28.3 grams
- 1 kg == 2.2 pounds
Slangin sacks without the metric system? Not even once.
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