A heated price war has erupted, for instance, in the already cut-rate category of "imitation" beers, a poor man's brew made with soy or pea protein instead of barley and hops.
But Hanson worked through a lexicon of hooks, from 1980's arena rock to Michael Jackson imitation to beer-commercial blues, and brought home-schooling onstage by covering war horses by Janis Joplin, Chuck Berry and the Rolling Stones.
The sculpture, an intoxicating conundrum, presents identical imitations of an actual beer can that also copy each other — except, of course, for that minor problem of whether an industrially mass-produced copy is empty or full.
Avoid cookies, crackers, pastries, bagels, breads, cakes, candies, beer, oats, dressings, gravies, processed or imitation meats or seafood, pastas, sauces, and soups unless they are specifically marked "gluten-free" due to common contamination with gluten.
Even the "beer" of the title is ersatz – an imitation Bass that Font and Ram whisk up from beer, whisky and vodka.
Their fans stole Volkswagen signs off cars to wear on chains in imitation of Diamond; Horovitz was arrested for throwing a beer can at a member of the audience in Liverpool.
If you've ever flown in a commercial airliner, then you've probably been flown by a robot pilot, carrying you hundreds of miles while you sat in the back drinking warm plane beer and trying to figure out if the casserole in front of you is imitation chicken or imitation vegetable.
If you've ever flown in a commercial air-liner then you've probably been flown by a robot pilot, carrying you hundreds of miles while you sat in the back drinking shit, warm plane beer and trying to work out if the casserole in front of you is imitation chicken or imitation vegetable.
Every beer-soaked summer rock festival is merely a pale imitation.
The mini-fridge below was equipped with beer, miniature wine bottles, chilled glasses and both a Snickers and the Brazilian imitation, Charge (pronounced Charge-ey).
