Sleestak of Lady

I dare you to successfully parse this sentence:

"Sleestak of Lady, That’s My Skull reviews it here."

(From this post at Comics Should Be Good.)

Comments

[David Janes]

I'll go with:
"(Sleestak) of (Lady, That’s My Skull) reviews it here."

[Jangari]

[Fronted NP Sleestak of Lady], {[np That's My skull] (vp reviews [np it])} [adjunct here]

[Jangari]

Dang, just had a look.

[Chris W.]

Argh.

[Bill Reed]

Yes, I should've used italics or perhaps quotations for his website "Lady, That's My Skull," but Homey don't play that in the blogosphere, man.

[The Tensor]

It wasn't intended as a criticism of your writing, I was just noticing how hard it can be to read sentences that are probably perfectly understandable in speech, especially since the typographical conventions of the blogosphere aren't settled. Notice that the title of this blog also contains a comma, and so would produce the same sort of gibberish:

"The Tensor of Tenser, said the Tensor reviews it here."

(and the fact that my pseudonym also occurs in the title doesn't help any)

[LFE O'Mel]

Parsed it.

Now I dare _you_...

...to read "The Mad Man" by Delany.

(My copy is the only book in the house with a biohazard label stuck to it.)

[Lance]

"the Tensor reviews it here, said the Tensor of Tenser." No, wait.