Not even then. It's such a contrived example, playing with the fringes of the language. It's certainly completely nonsensical without punctuation. No native spe

Not even then. It's such a contrived example, playing with the fringes of the language. It's certainly completely nonsensical without punctuation. No native speaker would get it on the first pass, either read or naturally spoken. It's also nonsensical in content: "things from a place, which have things done by the same things from a place, themselves do things to the same things from a place" - it's tautological.