@SuperFlame
Well, wherever you are, the people there are all paranoid.
I’m a Scout Leader, when our kids go camping there’s a small outdoor rock-climbing wall we let them go up; the instructors insist on full harness and helmet for every child. The oldest are typically 14 going on 15. I believe this is as much about actual safety as it is about fulfilling personal liability insurance requirements.
You know, if they are on artificial rock climbing where helmets are not required, then Rarity is wearing something unnecessary, ugly looking and can potentially ruin HER HAIR. Which probably means that helmets here are required and that means AJ is a silly pony again.
@Flummoxed Phoenix
Sorry, I couldn’t tell it was a joke. It’s kind of hard to tell a joke in a text sometimes.
The last time I rock climbed, I was about 15, which was three years ago. I even saw adults there wear helmets, and we were outside if I recall correctly.
@SuperFlame
I was just joking. I’ve really never seen that, inside on rock walls or outside on real rocks. How old are you? Apple Senior said he’s only seen small kids have to wear them.
You should wear a helmet if you do climb outside in the mountains where there is the possibility of rock fall or even the possibility of loose climbing gear falling down and hit you. Even a pebble hitting you after a short fall can hurt pretty much.
If you climb on an artificial wall like in the picture, most people don’t wear a helmet. At least I never wore one and never saw one except sometimes small children.
The equipment they use looks like normal climbing gear used for sportive climbing (“free-climbing”).
I’m a bit hesitant to call this a ship, since this would be the first after over 300 post, and non-shipping female interactions are normal for Uotapo’s work.