it's miller time!

do you know that it's hard to find these miller beers around here? but find them i did, and it only set me back $3.99 for the both.

i was having problems with all the reflections on the cans. but having put them in the fridge for a few hours, the condensation muted all unwanted reflections on the cans.

now, the problem is what do i do with them beer?

[kali]

give them to a homeless person, , polish metal and jewellery . bake bread with it, make batter for fried food, , footbath , hair treatment, , polish wood furniture, drown slugs in it...

[Marnie]

Drink them? Or is that out of the question? Love the image, LB's having a great party.

[Phil Sandford]

As a Brit serving in Berlin in the 80s, we all soon learnt “It’s Miller Time” from our USAF and USM colleagues.

[JackieR]

Id make bread with it!!! Like Kali's othrr suggestions too. Poor LB on his own, does he have a drink problem???

[Lou Ann]

Kali knows her beer facts! A fun photo for your title!

[☠northy]

Throw a party?

[katy]

FAV. Love the composition and the concept! Very well done. Especially with the beer nuts spilled on the table. @kali66 Has a plethora of great suggestions......You might need to get more beer!

[Wendy]

We made the toast "It's Miller Time" on a daily basis when I was younger and working a hot, sweaty job.
but, no - not anymore (it's wine now - lol!)
Love your composition with the beer nuts spilling onto the table.

[Henri Russell]

Great composition. Since we have a Miller Brewing Company in Ft. Worth, Tc. Only 35 miles from where I live, Miller is readily available in Texas. Beer is also great as a rinse for your hair. It makes it very shiny.

[Kathy]

"If you've got the time...we've got the beer"

[Helen Jane]

I have had to do my research - never having heard of Miller time! I really think you are obliged to invite a friend or two around and share the beers and nuts. Looks tempting enough to me.