Morning Doc

I wouldn't dare to imply that the Master of the Slippery Art is getting behind but there are those of us who have edged forward on both our skis and our use of new technology, it begs the question 'Why Is the Good Doctor not on Facebook or Twitter?'
Just think of all the stuff you could do, you could make it much easier to expose yourself to a wider audience, imagine the questions you'd get? You could post your answers and send out regular tips for those of us who can't be bothered to check your webpage and what about posting photos for your 'Friends on Facebook', you could even Tweet 'Just put fresh tracks in Rolling Hills - Jealous or what?'. 
I'm not a Harry Hashtag but when I wake up in the morning the first thing I do is to check Facebook to see what stuff my friends are up to, you often get something really funny like 'Just off for a dump - LOL or what?'

What do you think - great idea or what?

The Social Networker 

Dear Harry

I can't think of anything worse than exposing myself to you or anybody else, except perhaps waking every morning to the incredibly exciting news that one of my acolytes has just plucked their nostril hair. I started Ask Dr Ski in an attempt to open the eyes of the skiing public to the vagaries of the system and to advise a bunch of no hopers, such as yourself, on how to get the best out of the little talent God gave them and believe me he was pretty sparing - hopeless task or what?
Sorry to disappoint you but whilst I see you going downhill fast in this particular case it really is the wrong direction.

Still in the real world

Dr Ski

PS What exactly is 'stuff?' - DS