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Man who 'hasn't stopped farting for five years' sues food stall for £200k over ham roll - Daily Star

A dad is suing a food stall for £200,000 as he claims he hasn't stopped farting since heating a ham sandwich five years ago.

Tyrone Prades, 46, bought the sandwich in December 2017 during a visit to the Birmingham Christmas market with his wife and kids.

His lawyers told the High Court that he suffered stomach cramps, fever, vomiting and diarrhoea within hours eating it.

He claims to have been bedridden for five weeks with salmonella.

The lawyers added that Prades has had regular and uncontrollable flatulence ever since, embarrassing him in public and waking him up at night.

While I've been mostly aware of the differences between U.S. spellings of words and British spellings, I had never seen the British spelling "diarrhoea."

Of course, I never could quite get the American spelling right either. But no matter how one spells it, it's not a fun thing to get.
 

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While I've been mostly aware of the differences between U.S. spellings of words and British spellings, I had never seen the British spelling "diarrhoea."

Of course, I never could quite get the American spelling right either. But no matter how one spells it, it's not a fun thing to get.
I just learned last night English added an a to end of Valhall.
 
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