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Craig David wants to master the art of discreet farting!

Washington: British R+B singer Craig David has revealed that he hates flying, because he just can’t seem to keep his farts under control while in the air.

The 'Rendezvous’ singer said that though he travels a lot he still hasn’t managed to master the art of farting discreetly.

However, David isn’t about to stop farting, for he believes it’s not good to keep all that gas inside the body.

“Farting on planes. I travel a lot, I’ve yet to work out how to let one go without causing a scene.

Do you get up and walk about, or stay sitting and hope it doesn’t vibrate? I reckon it’s better out than in!” Ratethemusic quoted him, as saying.

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