Most Bud You've Ever Seen?

I was just thinking about it. A buddy of mine had 5 oz's over the summer. 'Twas a phat sack, bought a quarter of it. Any stories?

 

My buddy buys a 1/2lb every week, and I get to smoke all I want. Nice.

 

i once bought a dime

 

a couple of pounds, no more than 5 or so.

 

around 7 oz

 

5-6 lbs. I'm not bragging, all my good connects make you get a zip or up. It sucks when you're just picking up for yourself.

 

8-9 black garbage bags packed with plants

 

yeah same for me ^

But its a plant after all

 

Some people I purchase from invited me to look in this closet in their place once. They had lots of bricks of weed wrapped in celophane. I asked 'em how much exactly that was & they said 30 pounds. I was like whoa!!!

 

a lot of people sell with a minimum of a zip or more. I always buy at least a zip at time for personal use. Its a little more dough up front but pays off in the long run. I don't think it sucks at all.

 

most ive seen was 2 pounds my friend just got. most ive bought is 3 oz

 

haha most is like an oz. i am a loser

 

truely a redundant question............
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ive 2-3 ounces but it was also the fluffiest bud i have ever got

 

My dealer was out of weed out front, so he had me go get a pound from the closet for him and bring it out... in there was around 15lbs that i counted, i dont know how much more he had other than that.

 

An ounce

 

5 to 10 lbs. at one time. I've seen alot of larger amounts over the years.

 

other than a buddy's outdoor plant that was pretty big I've seen a 1/2 lb stuffed into a gallon ice cream bucket filling it about 3/4 full

 

For a brief time back in the late 60's I was involved in a smugglinmg op, and flew in a WW II-era B-29 fromMexico near the border to the desert near the Salton Sea in CA. that had 1,200 1-kilo bricks of weed on board (2,640 lbs.).

We landed in a pre-arraged location and taxi-ed up to a semi and a folklift. We off-loaded the bricks onto pallets and they were transferered into the semi. I accompanied the semi to a warehouse in Riverside where the bricks were stashed.
I got out of that op a few weeks later when my daughter was born.

A few months later another shipment occured. The new pilot got the location wrong and landed in the wrong spot. The crew waited around for awhile but then unloaded approx. the same amt. (in fact I think it was a little more this trip) and left them stacked up in the middle of the desert where they were found the next day by some dirt bikers and turned over to the cops. So I'm glad I got out because I heard that a coupla guys got beaten up rather severly. Not only had the plane landed in the wrong spot, the truck and other guys weren't even there at the right spot on time.

 

quarter ounce