I have been here once. I have a photo of me holding my son in front of one of those Totem Poles. This was a really nice video. The bit with the retainer was excellent. A great little prank to have been played upon the curator, there. If you have the chance to visit this museum, I say that it is worth the afternoon to wander through and learn something of Canadian history. We do not celebrate it like other nations, but we have a rich history. Not all of it is pretty, but it is how this country was formed (and is still forming). All in all, we're certainly nothing exceptional (as a nation) but we're still kinda neat.
Sorry to be off topic but does any of you know a way to get back into an instagram account? I somehow lost my account password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@Toby Miller I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
+Joshua James I went there on a field trip when it was known as the Museum of Civilization and I was little bit bored and interested, but its cool to see the behind the scenes stuff like the Richard jersey
Wow, that's crazy. Before I watched him, I stood in a couple spots exactly where he was. It's in Quebec, and right across the river, you can see Ottawa. It's so beautiful. Edit: I also thought it was super cool to see the things I went in, and looked at being built. It really is neat.
That gun that Rick smelt, that person was executed in the most hunted place in Canada and I saw were he got executed, the leagand says that if you jump up and down we're he was executed you'll get a bloody nose, I was on grade 8 so my class did that. And at the exact same time they all got bloody noses!!!! I couldn't sleep that night.
Bill Reid's sculpture is the highlight of the museum, although there are other nice things too. I think the one at the Museum of History is made of plaster, although I'm not sure. I also like his sculpture at the Vancouver International Airport. I think that one is made of Jade. They are both fantastic.
+Hamish McDonald Most people don't. I guess they don't do their research when they hear that a Canadian Politics Comedian is coming to interview them. Whatever, am I right?
She has a Chinese-Quebecois accent, gotta love the Canadian cultural blend.
Lol when he stuck the cuffs in his pocket, i guess he got that habit from visiting the Royal Canadian Mint.
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I have been here once. I have a photo of me holding my son in front of one of those Totem Poles. This was a really nice video. The bit with the retainer was excellent. A great little prank to have been played upon the curator, there.
If you have the chance to visit this museum, I say that it is worth the afternoon to wander through and learn something of Canadian history. We do not celebrate it like other nations, but we have a rich history. Not all of it is pretty, but it is how this country was formed (and is still forming). All in all, we're certainly nothing exceptional (as a nation) but we're still kinda neat.
Sorry to be off topic but does any of you know a way to get back into an instagram account?
I somehow lost my account password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@Robert Lucas instablaster =)
@Toby Miller I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
This place looks pretty cool. Have to check it out sometime in my life
+Joshua James I went there on a field trip when it was known as the Museum of Civilization and I was little bit bored and interested, but its cool to see the behind the scenes stuff like the Richard jersey
I've been here, it's awesome.
Love history, specially Canadian history, got a collection of pioneer bottles that I have been wondering what to with, may have found my answer.
Havent been there in years!
Only in a Canadian History Museum.....stubby beer bottles and beer cases.
LOL! The mouthpiece bit! LOL!
Wow, that's crazy. Before I watched him, I stood in a couple spots exactly where he was. It's in Quebec, and right across the river, you can see Ottawa. It's so beautiful.
Edit: I also thought it was super cool to see the things I went in, and looked at being built. It really is neat.
That gun that Rick smelt, that person was executed in the most hunted place in Canada and I saw were he got executed, the leagand says that if you jump up and down we're he was executed you'll get a bloody nose, I was on grade 8 so my class did that. And at the exact same time they all got bloody noses!!!! I couldn't sleep that night.
Bill Reid's sculpture is the highlight of the museum, although there are other nice things too. I think the one at the Museum of History is made of plaster, although I'm not sure. I also like his sculpture at the Vancouver International Airport. I think that one is made of Jade. They are both fantastic.
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He was in my city and I didn't even know! D:
I live in Ottawa, that museum is so close to me and haven't been their yet. Have seen it many times but damn after seeing this I have to go.
Alyssa Morel that I know I just meant in the past.
audio seemed a bit quiet
Not much variety in the 6mins, what about the other provinces ..?
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aren't all museums museums of history?
Such a shame Canada has no history
"No history" is better than an ugly history (i.e. US history).
lady got none of the jokes
+Hamish McDonald Most people don't. I guess they don't do their research when they hear that a Canadian Politics Comedian is coming to interview them.
Whatever, am I right?
The presenter is a bit strange and extremely unfunny.
Hey it wouldn’t surprise me if he had French blood.