Caron Lindsay

Saturday fun: Jamie Stone, Hen Whisperer

By | Sat 30th January 2021 - 4:17 pm

Fresh from his triumph at last week’s Edinburgh South Burns Supper, where he wowed the audience with his Toast to the Lassies (none of which is publishable in public), Jamie Stone has released a hilarious video on Twitter.Enjoy!

I can’t wait for the sequel. The thing is I know his part of the world really well. I know the ASDA to which he refers so I have in my mind’s eye the exact scene he describes.

* Caron Lindsay is Editor of Liberal Democrat Voice and blogs at Caron's Musings. You can find her on Bluesky at caronmlindsay.bsky.social

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3 Comments

  • John Marriott 31st Jan '21 - 8:51am

    What a charming vignette. I wish that more Lib Dems could occasionally see the funny side of life. Many appear to have had a humour bypass!

    However, Mr Stone should be careful when he says that his chickens keep following him around. Given their minuscule brain, they’d probably follow anyone round, as long as they have something nice to offer eg food.😄😄

  • Andy Hyde 31st Jan '21 - 11:09am

    Do we now have a worthy successor in the humour stakes to the late, and much missed, David Penhaligon?
    (Lembit was funny, but often at the expense of making himself look foolish).

  • Warren Clarke 1st Feb '21 - 12:37pm

    If only we could use that method to get more people to vote Lib Dem.

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