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Patrick Thomas
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Location: Florida, USA
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This was one of the most enjoyable removals I've ever done. I first thought I'd be able to lift that pipe and bring it home. My body told me otherwise. Also, I noticed that I say "alright" at the beginning of each scene. It gets on my nerves, too. It would have been too hard to edit out all the times I did it. Other than that, the footage is very good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV1hHjSlEzs
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Adriaan
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well done and thanks for sharing
friendly greetings
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Patrick Thomas
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| Adriaan wrote: | well done and thanks for sharing
friendly greetings
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Thanks, I appreciate the kind words.
By the way, my favorite beer for several years is the Belgian beer called Hoegaarden. |
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Barbara
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| Yes, many thanks for posting this and all your many other videos Patrick. I'm sure it is helpful to many people, myself included, to pick up little tips from the different situations and locations you are faced with and how you deal with them. |
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Ollie
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YOU DIDN'T SING! 
Always love your videos Pat keep 'em coming!
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