-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.10 Jan 2003

I'm afraid you don't get it, hatters hare. Consider the following sentence:

"The parson's nose the pirate procured ate some honey."

Clearly, it is grammatically correct. Another way of putting it would be "The parson's nose, that was procured by the pirate, ate some honey".

Now consider

"The shoehorn the parson's nose the pirate procured lubricated glistened."

Another way of putting this would be "The shoehorn (that was lubricated by the parson's nose (which the pirate procured)) glistened."

So, a pirate procured a parson's nose, which in turn lubricated an shoehorn, which in turn glistened. Do you see?