Sure. Sorry for being such a pain.
So, I'll go through what I said in broken Japanese, and what I meant to say. I would appreciate any corrections.
My intended meaning was just something along the lines of "I had a thought just now." You know, when your brain wanders and then you start to wonder about something. The purpose of this sentence was just to quickly introduce why I was starting the thread.
同じ文で2語の副詞を使えますか。つまり、副詞は他の副詞も変えられますか。例えば、「同じくよくする」は正しいですか。
Asking if you can use two adverbs together (I went with "in the same sentence"), rephrasing the question a bit to try to clarify, then giving the example of asking if "同じくよくする" is correct usage.
なぜならあたしにはそんな文が悪いに聞こえます。でも、いけない元に考えられません。(IMEはそのさいごうの語を知りませんでした。変文ですか?)
Explaining that I was asking because that example I gave (which inspired the question, as I mentioned later) sounded off to me, since I've never heard an expression formed that way before, but I couldn't think of any reason that it should be incorrect. The stuff in parentheses was saying that my IME didn't recognize "考えられません", and I wondered if this was wrong conjugation. Should it have been "考えれないです", or something like that?
すみません、あたしのまだ悪い分かりですからけど、「程度・割合等を表すものがほとんどです」とはどういういみですか?「It almost invariably represents about a tenth-ish」じゃありませんと思います。
Asking for clarification of what a portion of text I didn't understand (because my Japanese sucks), then offering my best attempt at interpreting it.
英語で「just as often」と言ういみを考えていました。例えば、「It rains just as much as it snows.」でも、「よく」のいみは「いい」こともかのうから、多分本当に言いません。ただに考えた例えでした。多分悪い例えでしょう。
Explaining what I intended to mean with the original example, then admitting that it's a terrible example because "よく" can also be a conjugation of "いい".
たくさんのこの漢字を知りませんから読む期間が長いですの!

一つの文とよく3回以上辞書に見ます。でもよ、たくさんのわすれたか学ばなかったか単語も見ています。
In reference to Mike-san's post, noting that because there are so many kanji I don't know, I was having to reference a dictionary multiple times per sentence, then also admitting that even the words themselves were often unknown to me.
Mike Cashさん、ひどい単語を知る量からかんぺきに分かれませんけど、ええと…かんたんいみが分かると思います。つまり、日本語を書いて読むために英語についてぜんぜん考えるべきじゃないことでしょうか。正しいならだいじょうぶ。ただに、昨日自転車とうちに帰る時、そんな考えがありましたけど言う元を知らなかったが、「「同じくよく」ってはいいかな」と同じ文と考えました。いつも今すぐ学んで始めなければ辞書もインタネットも使わず言う元に考えたい。でも、今回全くいけませんとかんじまし。本当に正しくないかどうかを知りたいでした。
Explaining that I couldn't understand everything in the post, but attempting to offer up my best interpretation of the overarching theme behind it. I saw bits about writing properly and English-sounding stuff being unnatural, or something like that. After that is a deeper explanation of my intentions for starting this thread, and to clarify that I wouldn't actually use that particular expression; I was just curious to see if it was technically correct or not.
もちろんでしょう。とにかくグーグルトランスレートがひどい。多少見ればおかしいです。どう外国人の書き物が分かることはとてもとてもおかしいですね、例えばあたしのブログの日本語は変ことが分かっていますけど、グーグルトランスレートは必ずほしいいみからちがってしまいます。
Agreeing that relying on machine translation is a bad idea, then saying that Google Translate is kind of bad anyway. The joke's on me, though; looking at what Google Translate says clarified the post by Toritoribe-san that I had such difficulty understanding and showed me more clearly the nuances of Mike-san's post.
そうでしょう。多分すぐその語も学ぶべきですね。もうおそいです。
Saying that I should probably learn more ways to say "often" than "よく" and that it's long overdue for me to do so.
悪いけどちょっとだけ分かります。つまり、悪く書きましたと言いますか?でも、それだけ分かると思います。でも、例えが分かりません。
Just another case of me being a drooling idiot trying to understand what something means. Includes an attempt to apologize for this, though come to think of it I think I used the "悪いけど" pattern inappropriately here.