Phoenix weather Auckland storm for derby draw A-League Men leaders Wellington have drawn 0-0 with defending champions Auckland FC, claiming their first point in seven attempts against their fierce rivals. AAP · Nov 7
Man with rare condition who can taste and smell words describes what Christmas feels like Henry Gray was diagnosed with the lexical-gustatory synaesthesia in 2009 and thought everyone had the same ability until he was pulled up by his parents and teachers. Daily Record · Dec 10, 2022
Barman can taste smell and feel words - and Christmas isn't mulled wine or mince pies Henry Gray has lived with the rare condition all his life - and it isn't always pleasant as one girl's name tastes like urine Wales Online · Dec 5, 2022
Newcastle man says Christmas tastes like 'crisps dipped in plain yogurt' Henry Gray has a rare condition called lexical-gustatory synaesthesia meaning he can taste, smell or have a feeling associated with words Chronicle Live · Dec 4, 2022
Man who can taste words says ‘Christmas’ doesn’t taste like mulled wine or mince pies Henry Gray has synaesthesia The Independent UK · Dec 3, 2022
Man Who Can Taste, Smell And Feel Words Says He’d Never Date A Kirsty Because It Smells Of Urine He also says Donald Trump is like a 'deflating rubber duck'. Zenger · Aug 8, 2022
Meet the Geordie barman who would never date a Kirsty 'as name has scent of urine' 23-year-old Henry Gray has synaesthesia which means he can taste, smell or have a feeling associated with certain words Chronicle Live · Aug 4, 2022
Man claims he can taste, smell and feel words and reveals best and worst smelling names Synaesthesia is a neurological condition that results in the crossing or merging of senses that aren't normally connected Irish Mirror · Aug 3, 2022
Meet the man who can taste, smell and feel words - and find out why he'd never date a Kirsty Henry Gray has a rare neurological condition that makes Donald Trump feel like a 'deflating rubber duck' Wales Online · Aug 3, 2022
Man who can taste, smell and feel words won't date a Kirsty 'as name has scent of urine' Henry Gray, 23, says he been able to taste, smell or have a feeling associated with words for as long as he can remember. Daily Record · Aug 3, 2022
Barman who can taste words explains the name he could never date due to urine flavour Henry Gray has synaesthesia and says he enjoys the rare condition, although it means he could never date a Kirsty - or be close friends with anyone called Ian Daily Mirror · Aug 2, 2022