putting them here most likely would get those blocked too
how well were those spun? were you using nested spintax (spintax within spintax)? were you using a lot of synonyms?
if yes is the answer for all those 3 questions, still nothing is lost, you can still try a couple of things even with your existing spintax comments:
change punctuation marks, where you used commas, use semicolons or a full stop and start a new sentence, use double spaces or an underscore instead of space occasionally or insert different symbols, maybe the comments won't be the cleanest or grammatically 100% correct, but they won't be unreadable, they still would make sense and everyday users make mistakes too
their spam team can only block phrases, combinations of phrases, words in a particular order, they won't just block single words, at least most of time and if you manage to modify/break the pattern you used before, you have a winner
also use smilies:

but if you use this

, then use this too

and this

and that (-: and so on
or another little trick:
what will this do? {

|}
sometimes it will insert

, other occasions it will insert nothing
now you can do this with words too, with synonyms
here's a simple and short sample i put together fast to see this in practice, not the best, but i think you'll see what i was trying to say above:
HTML:
{i|I} {like|love|♥|<3|adore|admire|applaud|praise} {your|ur} {big|huge| huge|enormous|large|colossal|fat|gigantic|massive|monster|jumbo|} {{tits|boobs|boobies|breast|bewbz}|{ass|buns|azz|rump}}{.|!|} {|(:|:-)|(-:|}
my point is that there are a lot of things you can do to write kick ass spun comments or modify existing ones, so they don't get caught
how many unique results do your spintax comments give?
whenever i write a spintax comment, that usually takes hours and even more time throughout weeks to correct it or make it more perfect, but when it's done, it has millions of unique results, which is making it basically impossible to block, or maybe they will be able to block 1 or 2 results, but that won't make any difference
i like to believe that social media is still not the place, where the defense would win the battle
