The worst thing bc idiots ever did to me was.....

Internet tough guy alert!

I feel that getting into the bc on a regular basis and as a way of life in the pursuit of deep powder skiing helps one in gaining a persperctive of life that is humble, helps in the building of character, gives one an insight into sincerety and polite courtesy, as well as heroic courage and honor. Volence is never an answer and should be discouraged. If a dog barks at you do you hate the dog? Do you want to harm it? It is only a dog barking. This is something that should be considered as a meditation as one trudges up a steep incline on the way to the pristine beauty of the untracked line in the heart of the snowy wilderness.

Nothing super bad on my side, but I did Muir in Oct and some guy was standing on one of the huts up there. So, I asked him to step off so we the tax payers didn't have to pay for more repairs up high. He did, but gave me this sarcastic "Well, I guess I should get off then" remark. Kind of rubbed me the wrong way.

Besides that, it was one of my best ski decents down from Muir with great snow.

Easy there Francis, most sledders are packing too.

I was carrying, but the gun never comes out for petty sh#t like that.

Sometimes I'm just amazed at the willingness of some people to get mouthy with folks, esp. when they have no idea who they are dealing with.

... If a dog barks at you do you hate the dog?   Do you want to harm it?   It is only a dog barking.   ...

Yes and yes;

If a dog barks at you do you hate the dog?   Do you want to harm it?   It is only a dog barking. 

No, but if the dog tries to bite me, I kill the dog, or at least beat it down.