Well. would you risk it?

Filonian · Post by **Filonian** » 13 Jul 2007, 09:33

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 up
to the cool, high blue yonder.

On the way back to your plane, you discover that the only bit of shade
within 1 mile has become very popular. .

You start calculating the distance to the plane door and wonder . .

"Do I feel lucky today?"

Graham

delticbob · Post by **delticbob** » 13 Jul 2007, 10:01

Perhaps that ought to be "Am I feline lucky today"

I don't know....you wait several hours for one lion to come along, and then several turn up together

Bob

AndyG · Post by **AndyG** » 13 Jul 2007, 11:14

Have they all got tickets or are they on standby?

AndyG

Coire The Dog · Post by **Coire The Dog** » 13 Jul 2007, 11:18

They must be British Lions,..... look at the orderly queue and no hand luggage either!

Regards......

Mick T

Post by **Garry Russell** » 13 Jul 2007, 12:13

What you'd expect in really hot weather

Lion in the shade :roll:

Garry

VEGAS · Post by **VEGAS** » 13 Jul 2007, 12:20

Garry Russell wrote:What you'd expect in really hot weather

Lion in the shade :roll:

Garry

I knew it was only a matter of time!...

fournier · Post by **fournier** » 14 Jul 2007, 01:58

I've heard of flying down the centre lion but that's just silly! :shock:

steelsporran · Post by **steelsporran** » 14 Jul 2007, 03:28

"Honestly Bloggs, you'll be perfectly safe. The compass swing will be done very slowly."

FlyTexas · Post by **FlyTexas** » 14 Jul 2007, 05:10

Aww, piece of cake. Just scratch them on their lower backs and they'll be purring in no time. That's how I handle my 2 kitties at home.

Brian

Chris Trott · Post by **Chris Trott** » 14 Jul 2007, 17:22

I'd just get in through the captain's door.