Yes, I vaguely remember, during my first semester of ninth grade, whether in a study hall or during a study time during science class, it was a study hall type of environment, and a guy nearby was boldly and vehently unleashing a concatenation of verbiage that, well, for all I knew he might have been speaking Hungarian or some other language. Luna happened to be seated near me so I asked her what that word meant, and she explained about it having something to do with anatomy, and then I asked what another of the words meant, and come to think of it, she did phrase that in a sort of accusative form, she sort of said that he was saying that he did that ....., and so that was all so shocking that I never wanted to say another thing about that ever again in this lifetime. Sorry, but I did understand that she was only explaining what the words meant, not actually accusing him of doing that, although who knows what he did off campus or why he would be so proud of saying that he did something that maybe he never actually did. They string these words together in a way that may give an impression of verbal fireworks, when actually it is not a topic worth exploring further in such a context. But later I discovered that I could research these words in the dictionary so that I would never again need to bother people for an explanation.
