I did just this and discovered that chocolate water fuckin blows.

So, forced to rely upon my own lack of intelligence, I decided that it surely couldn't be that different if you simply stirred the chocolate powder into a glass of tap water. I tried to get my mutha into the house to pour it for me, but she was engaged in a conversation with our next door neighbor, probably about wife-swapping or the upcoming key party, which were both big trends of the day.

On this particular occasion, the milk gallon jug was completely full to bustin' and being but a young boy, I simply possessed not the physical strength nor determination to pour myself a glass of it without pouring the milk all over the place, including Indochina. These were back in the days when you couldn't buy the product pre-packaged rather, you purchased a tin of chocolate powder, which you then stirred into your glass of whole milk. Once when I was a child of the moon, roundabouts 1979 or so, I ventured to enjoy myself a glass of Nestle's Quik chocolate milk. So essentially without Spooky Tooth, rock and roll would have come to an end in 1977. Without Spooky Tooth, there would have been no Foreigner. They changed members and musical styles a lot during their young life, but the important things to know are (A) that 'Dream Weaver' guy was in the band and (B) And this is VERY important, so I'm going to give it its own paragraph: Spooky Tooth were a British blues-rock band from the late 60s/early 70s. Paragraph! Tobacco Road Spooky Two Ceremony (with Pierre Henry) The Last Puff You Broke My Heart So I Busted Your Jaw Witness The Mirror Cross Purpose Hey, I didn't name `em special introductory

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