So where does chocolate milk come from? Inquiring minds want to know...
On a related note, Yoko Ono earned her business chops back in the 80s in the animal trade of some sort. She was noteworthy for selling a Hereford Cattle for a record price at the time. (The breed evidently provides tens of thousands of gallons of milk.)
So, you could also add chocolate and say chocolate milk comes from Yoko Ono.
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Chocolate milk comes from Yoko Ono.
"The White Zone is for loading and unloading only. If you got to load or unload go to the White Zone!"
Our modern word humor comes from the same Latin root as humidity, which is to say a word for moisture.
Both ancient and medieval thinkers believed that four fluids, or humors, coursed through the body. One's health, and consequently one's mood, depended on the humors being in balance. Being in a good mood or bad mood was described as being in good humor or bad humor. Something humorous was something that played upon one's mood, or was derived from one's mood. Eventually it only came to be associated with a good mood and laughter. So, humor today is something that makes one laugh.
A couple footnotes...
The four humors are blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile. You can think of these as blood, snot, vomit, and poop. This is why bleeding was such a popular therapy in the Middle Ages, because the other humors could be expelled with the use of purgatives, laxatives, and expectorants.
We still occasionally use the language of humors to describe mood or personality. Choleric, for angry or irritable, comes from an abundance of choler, or yellow bile. Melancholic, for sadness or depression, comes from and abundance of black bile. Sanguine, for optimistic or easy-going, comes from an abundance of blood. Phlegmatic, or being cold or emotionally detached, comes from an abundance of phlegm.
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I know, but one might think, if a brown chicken produces brown eggs, why not brown milk from a brown cow.
No they don't. Though I love chocolate, I'm glad brown eggs don't have chocolate in them. It would ruin the fried eggs for my breakfast, because you mostly see brown eggs.
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