Stolen, but good (and true):
You are a South African bush pilot
working for Blue Sky Aviation.
You fly in some critical medical supplies,
enjoy a quick lunch at the hospital.
It's a stifling 100 degrees in the shade and
you're eager to get back aloft to the cooler upper atmosphere.
On the way back to your aircraft,
you discover that the only bit of shade within 1 mile
has become very popular.
You start estimating the distance to the aircraft door and wonder....
'Do I feel lucky today?'
my eyes cannot see the postage stamp picture, so i can only guess the punch line....
The name of the picture is "lions under aircraft". Oh my. 
so we can see
No door or hatch on the other side of the aircraft?
shotgun.
rocks. im not sure who would have the balls though...
Chances are they're all too hot to give chase anyway. 
its in a situation like this that you call this kid...
The airline name was later changed to "Holy berkeleying E36 M3 Aviation"
They look so happy. 
African AirLions.
Thanks for posting the pic, rebelgtp. I didn't have much time to do it right when I did it, and was hoping one of you would cover for me.
I've seen the pic before so even in its diminished size I recognized the "Oh E36 M3 " moment and knew google would serve me well in finding a larger copy lol.
As someone mentioned well what about the other side, you would more then likely get over there and find more of them lol.
rebelgtp wrote: As someone mentioned well what about the other side, you would more then likely get over there and find more of them lol.
And unless I am seeing things there is one laying underneath the plane between the wheels.
They're trained guard lions. Without them, that plane would be on blocks.
Hal wrote: And unless I am seeing things there is one laying underneath the plane between the wheels.
By golly you are right! I had never noticed that one before!
Actually they would keep the plane from being stripped...or flown away.
so the lions were hiding in plane sight all along?
I thought it was a giant furry snake at first. Thanks for the larger picture. 
mad_machine wrote: so the lions were hiding in plane sight all along?
groan
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