What to do with the empty? (Click on image to find out)
Is it Miller Time #1
or
Miller Time #2
or
Miller's Time #3
or
Miller Time #4?
My choices are 4 and 1 in that order.
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1 comment:
Once, on patrol, we designed a tap for the bottom of a tube and planned to use Nitrogen to pressurize it. Our calculations indicated every crewmember could have a six-pack a day every day of a 70-day patrol and still have a little left for a home comming brew when we tied up.
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