: 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

Shouldn't have substituted a question mark for the ending. So returning to the original, since Jayne is more demonstrative than the useless Haddie boy, and Had had already been violated by Charlie's henchmen, the last phrase can be the same statement without the question mark.

Charlie, where Jane had had Had, had had Had had; had Had had had no effect.

(But I wonder . . . )

Had had Had been had bad?

Had had Had been bad Had???????

Who had had who?