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Published Date: 25 August 2008
As a father of three daughters, Andrew Stewart has always wanted a son.
So, when his mother handed him a inch-long potato taken from a bag of Maris Pipers with an uncanny likeness to his nephew, he thought his prayers had been answered.

The carpet fitter, of Higher Bank Road, Fulwood, could not believe the likeness the vegetable he has dubbed 'Spuddy' bears to his young six-year-old relative.

The 46-year-old said: "He is only tiny but you can see a little face and even got the hair which looks like it is blowing in the wind; all the neighbours have been over and they cannot believe the likeness.

"My mum, Evelyn, gave it to me and said to give it to my youngest daughter Olivia, 9, and she will not leave him alone now.

"We have got him in an egg cup and he is like a member of the family now, the only problem is that he is shrivelling up so I am not sure how much longer he will be with us."

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  • Last Updated: 25 August 2008 11:21 AM
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Wishful Thinker,

25/08/2008 17:48:16
This is the biggest load of rubbish that I've seen in ages! Why isn't there a photo of the nephew, so that we can all see the "likeness" between him and the potato? I think Mr Stewart may have been sniffing the carpet glue a bit too much!
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Ex Pat in Newcastle,

wallsend 25/08/2008 18:35:22
Well I think he looks like Gordon Brown, probably more competant as well!
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kcat,

26/08/2008 15:40:46
This is ridiculous, it just looks like ever other potato.

How can this be even remotely near news?
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Sam Tana,

26/08/2008 22:59:21
If that looks like his nephew, I feel sorry for the nephew...
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