For Sense to Dictate the Memory

The tongue is a muscle found on the floor of the mouth, primarily used for the sense of taste, secondary function phonetic articulation. It is covered in taste buds on top, and liberally supplied in nerves and blood vessels. It is commonly, though not entirely plausibly, referred to as the strongest muscle in the human body, and half the time, Sherlock Holmes is convinced that, unless they've bitten it or tasted a particularly orgasmic piece of food, the human race takes the tongue entirely for granted.