When it affects other people, give your head a shake. On one of my runs this afternoon, there was a fellow putting his skis on - from at least 10 feet away, he reeked of skunk. I made sure I was on the chair before he was ready, I don't ride with skunks.
I kind of forgot about him when I got to the top. After talking to some people at the top, I started out, and had a close call with this guy cutting in front of me at a fair rate of speed. The next run, I saw him flying down Tennings, but not in a manner I would consider in control.
He looked familiar, but I wasn't going to get close to him to ask.
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