But the rumor sounds a lot like The legend of the police radio code. San Francisco Police have one, but it's for a "juvenile disturbance. So never mind that theory. Then there's The legend of the Dylan song. Multiply 12 by 35 and you get Seems a bit of a stretch. And Dylan himself has never confirmed any link. The story that appears to hold the most water is At Hop Culture, we usually bring you the latest and greatest from the world of craft beer.
But even within that coding system, has nothing to do with pot. But the bill was named for the holiday, not vice versa. Although disappointing, no one actually knows how became synonymous with weed. So the kids started smoking weed with the Grateful Dead , who rehearsed in San Rafael. But if Jerry Garcia and Phil Lesh pick it up? Although there are many rumors behind the nomenclature, the most likely theory is that the name started with a couple high school friends in San Rafael and gathered steam after it hit the Grateful Dead.
Regardless of where the name comes from, the pseudo-holiday is a fun excuse to take a break. Canada is also a popular place to celebrate, with smokers gathering at the Mount Royal Monument in Montreal and the Parliament Hill in Ottawa. The term "" was first associated with marijuana use in It was the time of day when a group of California high school students who called themselves the "Waldos" decided to meet to hunt for a rumored abandoned stash of cannabis.
The students would meet at p. If one of the Waldos called for a " Louis" it meant that everyone was to meet at the statue to search for the marijuana. Eventually, " Louis" became just "," and the number was recognized not as a call to hunt for the abandoned cannabis, but as a code word for smoking pot.
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