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Topic	Date	User
Accident at Arapiles: November 9th	23-Nov-2010 At 8:29:29 PM	skink
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On 23/11/2010 One Day Hero wrote: >Well, that depends. A disproportionate number of accidents seem to involve >people climbing at low grades, and I get sick of people taking risks by >being shit climbers. Can I refuse to help someone who's had an accident >if they climb less than grade 16? After all, not being able to climb hard >is a personal choice and I don't see why people continue to do it when >its clearly safer to be a better climber. Hey One Dud Hero, the best climber is the one having the most fun.

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