ChrisBduck
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Lol
Love Britannica Restorations!!
God know how many hours I've sat up watching
Love Britannica Restorations!!
God know how many hours I've sat up watching
v8250
Well-Known Member
I think we're all guilty of this. Mike comes across as a real well rounded fellow, plus his videos are first rate, highly informative and, well...bloomin' entertaining. Who else has such diversity of topic as swivel joints, Jaffa Cakes and Raccoons on their YouTube Defender Channel!
Rubal
New Member
Hilarious! On a more serious note, though, it’s kind of paradoxical that raccoons can be pets for some people, and then game to others. Can’t wrap my head around it. These little furries seem pretty cute and innocent, but after they destroyed my attic, I never want to see them near my house again. Not only did they destroy it, they also ate away at the electrical wires. I thought I was gonna lose it when I saw what they did. Thanks to Beth, my neighbor - she recommended Brian and Josie from houston.aaacwildliferemoval.com/raccoon-removal/. They came over, set up all the traps, and even did some basic renovation up in the attic.
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mick the builder
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Same goes for dogs, rabbits etc.
v8250
Well-Known Member
There's nothing paradoxical that Rupert the racoon is/was a pet for Britannica Mike. Mike's an affable and social fella, same goes for Rupert...in fact, they'e a perfect affable match.
The paradox here is what would be described as a townie passing blind comment on a rural activity.
