Annotated jQuery, or pass me the crack pipe

Here's some code. This is what is on my mind today.

    $( '<div/>' )                         // We create a DIV tag
        .attr( 'id' , 'e_solid' )         // give it a unique identifier
        .text( 'solid' )                  // put text into it
        .appendTo('#head')                // give it a unique identifier
        .click( function() {              // and set what happens when you click it
            var ajax = a_dir + '2g_slide_formats.cgi' + '?e=solid' ; // which is, set a URL
            $( '#e_454'   ).css( 'color' , '#abc' ) ;                // do some CSS stuff
            $( '#e_solid' ).css( 'color' , '#000' ) ;                // that won't work by
                                                                     // setting it in the CSS file
            $( '#run'   ).empty() ;                                  // clear some other
            $( '#slide' ).empty() ;                                  // subordinate tags
            $( '<div/>')                                             // We create a new DIV tag
                .text('Slide Type')                                  // fill it
                .appendTo('#run')                                    // put it into another tag
                ;
            $( '<select/>')                                          // we create a select box
                .attr('id','holder')                                 // give it an id
                .appendTo('#run')                                    // put it in the same tag
                .wrap(document.createElement("div"))                 // put a DIV tag around it
                .change( function() {                             // and an action for when 
                                                                  // the select changes
                    var value = $(this).val() ;                   
                    $( '#slide' ).empty() ;                       // empty '#slide' again
                    for ( var i = 1 ; i <= value ; i++ ) {        // and figure the number of 
                                                                  // regions from the select value
                        var div_name = 'region_' + i ;            // and make a name
                        $( '<div/>' )
                            .attr( 'id' , div_name )       // which we use to name a new DIV
                            .text( 'Region ' + i )         // which we fill
                            .addClass( 'region' )          // class
                            .appendTo( '#slide' )          // and append to the emptied #slide
                            ;
                        $( '<span/>')                      // then add a SPAN
                            .appendTo( '#' + div_name )    // which we append to that new DIV
                            .text( 'Add barcode' )
                            .click( function() {           // and when you click it ...
                                var accession = prompt(       // you're prompted for one field
                                    'Set Accession Number'
                                    ) ;
                                var barcode = prompt(         // and then another
                                    'Set Barcode, or Make Blank' , 'MID'
                                    ) ;
                                var strID = 'div_' + div_count ++ ;
                                alert( div_name ) ;           // this is a bit of debugging.
                                $( '<div/>' )                 // yet another DIV
                                    .attr( 'id' , strID )     
                                    .appendTo( '#' + div_name + ' .body' )
                                    ;                    // which should go to the .body
                                                         // but doesn't, which is why I'm writing
                                $( '<span/>' )
                                    .appendTo( '#' + strID)
                                    .text( accession )
                                    .addClass( 'accession' ) // and we add SPANs to that DIV
                                    ;
                                $( '<span/>' )
                                    .appendTo( '#' + strID)
                                    .text( barcode )
                                    .addClass( 'barcode' )   // which are the data we are 
                                    ;                        // prompted for
                                $( '<span/>' )
                                    .appendTo( '#' + strID)
                                    .text( 'delete' )
                                    .addClass( 'delete')
                                    .click(function(){       // and another SPAN
                                        $( '#' + strID ).remove() ;
                                        }) ;                 // that you click to remove
                                    }) ;                     // this whole DIV and all in it
                            }
                        }) ;   // It looks like we're done but that's just the end
                               // of the definition of the SELECT
                               // which we fill with AJAX and JSON
                    $.getJSON( ajax , function(data){ // we get a data chunk from JSON
                        var objD = eval( data ) ;      // convert it to an object
                        for ( var i = 0 ; i < 100 ; i++ ) {  // The shotgun approach saves me
                            if ( objD[i] != undefined ) {    // from having to be clever
                            $( '<option/>')                  // and we add all the OPTIONS
                                .attr('value', objD[i].max_regions ) 
                                .text( objD[i].format )      // to the previously mentioned SELECT
                                .appendTo('#holder')         // Remember the SELECT?
                                ;
                                }
                            }
                        }) ;
                    }) // And here we end it. That was all one "line"
                 ;     // and it isn't quite correct.

My brain hurts.