: This came up a few weeks ago, and has ( had ) bugged me for a while. The
: statement was made and punctuation asked: Charlie where Jane had had had
: had had had had had had had had a better effect.

: Here's the answer, where the conversation is talking about the use of the
: word " had " as used in a sentence.

: Charlie, where Jane had had "Had", had had "Had Had";
: "Had Had" had had a better effect.

: Ah, now I can sleep better. You??

: Actually, a " Fireplug/Engineer " friend had come up with it by
: substituting a word in the position of the word "had".

: O.K., back to the strongbench. Nearly complete, with the exception of the
: adjustable ends/sliders. Will be done and posted soon.

: Rehd

Way to go Rehd!

If you substitute the word 'lay' for 'effect', it gets more meaningful to me. hehehe.

Charlie, where Jane had had Had, had had Had had; had Had had had a better lay?

-mick