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Topic	Date	User
Stop saying	22-Jan-2015 At 10:15:47 PM	sliamese
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Whoa thats a lot of rules to remember!! Threading an anchor: Don't say a word. clip in, they(belayer) still keep you on belay, never having to take your weight. they just keep giving you slack as you need. You can do the dirty then just say 'take there please buddy' onto the rope. now unclip and voila! very little chance for any communication faux pas. we all know what's going to happen up there, don't overcomplicate it! Multi-pitch climbing, just shout off belay. then on belay when they can start climbing and then keep fishing for slack. When the rope stops coming in, they've probably stopped for a quick spell. But then again maybe some people like rules...

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