General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Leading rappeller falls unconscious. What to do?	15-Aug-2014 At 9:01:07 PM	Miguel75
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On 15/08/2014 maxdacat wrote: >dead and unconscious bodies are a real pain to move around - err allegedly. Unconscious people are tricky to move around single handedly. Dead ones not so much because try as you might, they can't get any deader;) Fair suck of the sav, in my opinion poor Jim jam seems to be copping it for asking a pretty straightforward question. Given the answer seems to be, 'there are a million ways to do it', is it a bad thing for him/her to ask for a few different ways to accomplish the task. People may think the situation is a bit off but that's ok, if it help them learn then giddy up I say...

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