General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
insure4less	18-Aug-2011 At 5:14:05 PM	Robbie
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Maybe they could adopt a policy like that for comprehensive automotive policies. You know the one, young male drivers cop it in the back pocket. And for a very obviouse reason. The stats. This doesn't answer the question, however, how many people climb above this grade? The thing to consider is insurance companies are insurance companies. Businesses not charities. And it appears to me that they requier objective data (stats) to maintain their bottom line. When the shit hits the fan, "as of late," we know what happens. Now where were we! Yes, 28's. My take is, because they can. ;-)

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