Anyone read in the paper today about the dyslexic man who wants to sue his bank as he can't read his statement

Question

Madness...what's worse is that he might even succeed.
What next, non swimmers suing as they can't be lifeguards;
blind people as they can't be taxi drivers; people with a learning disability as they can't pass the Doctors' exams as they are too difficult.
You really couldn't make it up, could you?

Answer 1

Having read your post, I now realise for the first time in my life, what is meant by the saying "The lunatics have taken over the asylum".

UK World Asylum taken over by Inmates. Common sense defeated. Plain speaking ignored. Mad utterances accepted as logic and science.

Bonkers, bonkers and ever more bonkers.

I hope this dyslexic idiot get hammered with a massive bill for his idiocy.

Lawyer = £200 per hour X 45hours = ??? the price of a house.

Answer 2

I read this too and was horrified. I can't believe that, if he is seriously dyxlexic that a member of his family couldn't have explained what it was all about. If he is that dyslexic, how come he has run his own business. I bet he gets away with it though, because the courts have gone made. As a tax payer, I just want to get out of this madhouse.

Answer 3

No, i didn't read that.

I agree with you though, people will sue for anything, it's ridiculous.

I've been messed around before a couple of years back by NHS, but i never sued them. But i wouldn't mind if anybody else did.

But this guy is stupid.

Answer 4

I knew a dyslexic chap, wanting to find storage space for his delivery company, bought a whorehouse

Answer 5

nope you couldnt. maybe i should sue for having nothing to sue for. i feel excluded! ppl should just get on with it instead of trying to make a quick penny or two,

Answer 6

You couldn't make it up but I bet the paper did.

Answer 7

Are you serious??!!!! Nah........ - Laugh - what next.

Answer 8

CRAZY