Opening post: story about a nationwide fatwa condemning suicide bombing to be issued by leading Muslem clerics after meeting with senior government officials, including a nation's leader.

You replied there had been many "such" (such, such, SUCH) fatwas already. (Maybe Mary Anne can kindly help you understand what role the word "such" plays here. Clue: it's context-based.) I asked for further information.

You then moved the goalposts and started talking about mini-me fatwas restricted to the "limited locality of the speaker's voice", presumably confined to the walls of one single mosque or, at best, only broadcast on local radio/TV.

Hey, it's OK, alcaray, you just wrote poorly. It happens to all of us. Some of us can at least admit our mistake when we communicate so poorly, however, rather than getting "short", so to speak. You have not supported your claim that national fatwas such as this are numerous.

So eat my shorts for an entree, a larger seving of crow for the main course and humble pie for dessert.