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Watching this as a Veteran…I hope all Canadians know how lucky and awesome our Country is 🥰🫡🇨🇦‼️
We do! And, being as you're a veteran: Thank you for your part in ensuring that we are all free to enjoy it. 🙏
Here's a joke that has both Australia and Canada in it for you Tash.
Some blokes were sitting around in the bar, located in in their Outback community, having a pint, when in walks a stranger. The stranger orders a beer and sits down at an empty table, and appears to get lost in his thoughts. The regulars at the bar are curious about the man as he didn't have an accent that they recognized and they didn't get many strangers this far out. After awhile one of the locals goes up and greets the man, asking him where he's from. The man responds, "Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.". The local man looked at him for a moment, then he smiled, touched his hand to his hat, and says "Thank-you". He then returns to the bar, and the guys want to know what the stranger said, "No idea fellas, he doesn't speak English." It's not the best of jokes, but it's the only joke I know that features both of our countries, lol!
That's actually hilarious.
@dan mac thank-you Dan, have a great day.
@@pjperdue1293 thanks PJ that's nice of you to say. Take care!
I live in Saskatchewan and I loved it
I love my bunny. Hugs.
And I know the Saskatchewan national anthem the
last Saskatchewan pirate …. Brings a tear to me eye!
Canada invented dad jokes true fact!!!!
"Up Here, in Canada" brought tears to my eye. The more I learn about the world the more I realize how lucky I am to have been born in Canada. Thanks.
Tash, here on Da Rock it's now illegal to keep moose and polar bears as pets on the same premises. The neighbour ruined it for us when he crossbred his. Ya ever been chased by a polar bear with a set of 15 point antlers? My granny still won't make a trip to the outhouse after dark.
LOL! I'm reading this à la Hap Shaughnessy on the Red Green show!
OK, I laughed out loud at this.
I hear you so clearly!!! The sounds these animals make outside my igloo are astonishing!!
@@CPegRun Be careful, though. Those buggers like igloos as a late-night snack: crunchy on the outside, chewy in the middle. :)
Chris Hadfield was the astronaut and he definitely is ours.
Loved it. Chris Hatfield is the "Singing Spaceman" of Canada. He is a national hero.
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@AussieTash: Chris is the first Canadian to command the International Space Station. You know about Hatfield’s cover of Bowie’s song. Did you know that David’s record company forbid NASA to release it, due to copyright? David overruled their decision and allowed it.
While we are a small country, within the last 30 years or so, the Canadian Space Agency has been growing and providing assistance to NASA and the European Space Agency. When the Avro Arrow program was shut down, in 1959, Canada lost a lot of good aviation experience. The people all went to NASA. At the time, it was one of the fastest planes ever made. However, these aircraft were made to shoot down Soviet bombers. In the late 50’s, both the USA and the Soviets switched to ICBMs. It really made the aircraft obsolete. There were other reasons as well.
Canada has also developed its own nuclear reactor technology, one of the safest in the world. It started after WW2. It differs from most world systems in that the by product of used fuel does not produce very much plutonium. The type needed for icbms. The CANDU system can also use spent material from American type reactors as a fuel source.
Stay safe, stay sane, stay strong Ukraine 🇺🇦
One of the four astronauts going around the Moon on the Artemis mission will be Canadian, as a thank you for the contributions of the Canadian Space Agency.
I remember meeting him as a young boy about 6 years old after he made his first trip to space and there was a parade. I'm sure it played a part in my total fascination with space and science
Here is Hatfields cover of David Bowies Space Oddity, th-cam.com/video/KaOC9danxNo/w-d-xo.html
It has been up for 9 years with no copy right issues.
Hello!! Thanks so much for watching and reviewing my video! I’m so happy you liked it! Cheers from Canada, eh!
Also, let me know if it gets copyright claimed and I’ll see what I can do!
Thank you too!
loved your video so much and thanks for the help with the copy claim :)
Chris Hatfield actually got in touch with David Bowie’s estate and got permission to do the Space Oddity project. So that is why it wasn’t copyrighted.
As a polite Canadian would do. :)
We did have pet polar bear but he ate the cat lol
You loved Thrills? But they taste like soap! It's literally printed on the packet! *LOL* Still, a classic, if a somewhat acquired taste.
The Astronaut was Chris Hadfield. I meet him at a book signing. Great guy. And his biographical book "An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth" is incredibly aspiring.
I had forgotten about The Racoons cartoon. You make my day when you hear Nickelback! I'm DYING! MY FACE HURTS! 😅 Tash, you're the best 👍
You should definitely check out the Demark whiskey story.
Yes, the Denmark whiskey story is awesome.
how about France off the coast of newfoundland canada ....... (France) islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, off the eastern Newfoundland coast.
Schitt's Creek was a great sitcom. I watched the Emmys in 2020 when they were nominated in so many categories JUST to see how the Americans would deal with the name. Their policy was, always show the name onscreen when they had to say it. They won 15 Emmys; I was crying with laughter on the floor watching.
That rock was Hans Island, it was the cause of the Whisky war, Canada's longest war, but no shots were fired.
just shots drank.
Your reaction was glorious Tash! We are a country not afraid to make fun of ourselves and I am so glad you capture the fun side of Canadians.
Chris Hadfield is the astronaut and also sang duet with his brother Dave, which Dave wrote called "In Canada" a song that you should also check out.
Thanks for this! I found it: th-cam.com/video/zuVsHt3rBnc/w-d-xo.html
Tash, Will Arnett was there - it was just a flash (around 8.24). Such fun songs that I've never heard before! I liked the bit with the tractors lined up at the Timmies drive-through. Great reaction!
I know Australia is known for an accent that's thick enough to cause confusion but Canada has a lesser known accent that can be more confusing than Aussie's. Look up the Newfie accent, it will give you a chuckle.
Straight up Nefie joke for ya;
Nefie pilot says to his co pilot, Jeb, thats the shortest runway I've ever seen, does that look short, copilot says yes captain that's the shortest. Pilot says , we are gonna have to work hard to land this plane so when I say full flaps you put on full flaps, right captain, then ill yell out reverse engines and put it in full reverse, right captain, den when she touches down ill yell out full breaks and we both stomp on dem brakes ready? Right captain. FULL FLAPS, copilot puts on full flaps, REVERSE ENGINES, captain puts engines to reverse, BRAKES the plane starts screeching and bucking and comes to a stop right at the end of the runway. Captain looks over at Jeb and says that was the shortest runway I've ever landed on and Jeb says ya but look how WIDE it is.
One of the outclips you had a questioning look for was the Quebec Winter Carnival mascot, Bon Homme!
A jovial snowman with a red tuque, and a voyageurs red sash, tied around his waist.
There were lots of other clips that probably only Canadians would recognise, Hans Island, Mr. DressUp, The Raccoons cartoons, and lots more.
OH.... and almost every Canadian does have a pet Polar Bear!
Usually in the form of a plushie toy. 🐻❄😉
Their is a guy who raised a moose who lost its mother & he could ride his moose. He released the moose when it was old enough, but that moose keeps coming back to visit him & help him with his land😁❤️
The beer reference is because Canadian beer is stronger than US beer. I had an American cousin that bragged he "Could drink anyone under the table." Four beers in and one of us was under the table...and it wasn't me. We called American beer "pony piss."
Regarding polar bears, I wanted one as a kid but we were poor so our family could only afford a grizzly. I was relentlessly mocked by the other kids at school.😢 As for moose, seriously if you were facing an adult male you would probably be looking at his kneecaps. I love them too, but prefer there is a very chain link between us.
no. 694 here. In the video at 3:02 you see a barren island - Hans Island. Canadians and the Danish both lay claim to the island. It's been called the friendliest war ever. When the Danes go do military practice on the island, they leave a bottle of schnapps for the Canadians. When the Canadian military go to the island they leave a bottle of whisky for the Danes with a note saying "Welcome to Canada".
the sound at the end is the 'Call of the Hoser'. Heard at night in ice fishing gatherings. catch lots of ice.
Beer! My son, after having travelled to Australia upon graduating from high school, told me, "Beer drinking is in its infancy in Canada."
Yup, that is our celebrity astronaut Chris Hadfield, musician, scientist, all around nice guy!
Hey Tash! love the videos, you're always so sweet and sincere in your desire to learn. I think you'd enjoy doing a whole react video about Stompin Tom Connors. he was a Canadian folk singer who literally travelled the country like a hobo in his youth, and wrote folk songs about places he'd seen, people he'd met and important events in canadian history and culture. some are very satirical and jovial and others are quite serious and about historically significant events. for example one song is literally about potatoes and tomatoes, another is about the tobacco harvest in southern ontario, and then there are serious songs about events in history. one about a bridge collapse, a mine fire, and the miracle girl. (which is a story in itself look up Erica Nordby)
Big Joe Mufferaw.
did he not also do a song about hockey?
@@jo-annelebel9819 he did.. there's "the hockey song" and there's also "my hockey mom" a tribute to the parents of kids who play.
Hi! I've been watching and subscribed to your videos for about a week now. I must tell you how much I enjoy you. Your smile and giggle are infectiouS and your tears heartfelt. I can truly say I've never met an Aussie I didn't like. We Canadians are often mistaken for Americans by others but in truth I think we're better compared to Aussies. We share a similar history of being British colonies, eh mate. 😀Keep on smiling dear lady and warm hugs from this 81 yr old Canadian granny.
The first joke I learned as a child: Why did the elephant paint his toenails in eight colours?..... To hide in a box of Smarties.
Love it
Why did the elephant paint his balls blue?..... To hide in blueberry bushes.
How did Tarzan die?.....Picking blueberries.
Songs about Canada. I think every Stompin Tom Connor’s song is about Canada. Check him out. He is a “legend” as you say.
OMG - Your reaction to Nickelback had me in stitches. Love you Tash! That was so much fun!
Anyone here remember McLean & McLean and their parody of 'I've Been Everywhere', named 'I've Seen Pubic Hair'.
As a Canadian, I just wanna say "sorry" we made fun of you Nickelback. 🇨🇦
As Canadians if it was funny they would howl like the rest of the crowd.
The Kraft Dinner shot is because Canadians eat more Mac & Cheese per capita than any other country. Why that is, I have no idea.
It's also because it's called "Kraft Dinner" here. While other countries have it, I think it's labeled "Kraft Macaroni and Cheese" elsewhere.
4:52 ahhh Thrills gum, it's soap flavored you know? 👋🐰
LMAO! I Love your laugh!! It is so infectious. ❤
As for Nickleback. I actually like them...sometimes. We're usually even more sorry for Bieber.
I grew up in Ontario. Have not been there in 30 years and I saw a sign {the Leamington Harrow signs} I probably drove by that sign 1000 times going to hockey and other sporting events. Thanks for the Memory. Wheatley Rocks!
Moose are big, powerful animals that few things usually scare. Although not normally aggressive, moose can suddenly become dangerous in certain situations. Depending on their experience with people, moose may not be afraid of humans and "RAM" them with fatal results.
3:02 - "That's a large rock, man." Yeah - that's Hans Island, where only late last year after a border dispute was finally solved, Canada and Denmark now share a land border...for about one kilometre.
Chri Hadfield was in charge of the International Space station for 6 months.
Talk about an earworm! I've been going around all day singing, "Up here, In Canada!" 😂😂😂
We love Aussies in Canada! Here in Vancouver & in Whistler there are many Aussies at all times and they are always the most fun. Whistler is especially popular your countrymen work & ski.
Another good Canadian parody group is The Arrogant Worms. One song even references Australia. When you eat your Smarties, do you eat the red ones last Tash? (old 80's commercial that many of us grew up on)
I really liked the second song, Up Here, In Canada, by Clark W. It was funny, and had a fun rhythm.
Maybe someone who knows him, can have him rewrite/re-record it, to include a part, with Will Arnett in it.😁
We can explain that it is.... Just for Tash!😄
Will Arnett is already in the clip, just for a second so it's easy to miss but I saw him.
Yes it is true. I keep my moose heated in the driveway and ready to go and our polar bear keeps the kids warm on the cold nights. I don't see the issue with it, isn't that normal for everywhere? Lmfao. Loved this video and the songs. As a Canadian, each one brought joy and happiness.
See they have stoppin Tom Connor on the cover wearing the hat my God he was from Newfoundland and sang songs about Canada never toured outside of Canada but the songs were awesome he was a Canadian icon.
Sorry, my friend, but a little correction: Stompin' Tom Connors was born in Saint John, New Brunswick, not St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. 😊
@Carol Murphy Carol I as a Canadian for some reason thought he was from Newfoundland thanks for correction still love his songs diffently make you feel Canadian
At 2:55, that snowman costume is the mascot of the famous "Quebec Winter Carnival". He is called the "Bonhomme" (meaning snowman). You should do a video about this very interesting event, also the "Ice Hotel" that is there.
On the video, they also showed "Bob and Doug Mackenzie", a very famous skit on a comedy show called "SCTV". You should watch a clip of these 2 "hosers" if you want to learn to speak "Canadian, eh?".
Will do
Smarties used to be very highly advertised here, but I haven’t seen a commercial in many years. They had a catchy song that asked “when you eat your Smarties do you eat the red ones last” ?
I have never heard the first song and I'm a western Canadian. I'm 63 and have lived in Saskatchewan and Alberta all my life. Love it though.👍🇨🇦
Fun song about Australia, "My Boomerang Won't Come Back" by Charlie Drake.
'OMG, I've hit the Flying Doctor!' Anyone remember that TV series from 1959-1960?
Hey Tash, yes Commander Chris Hadfield is Canadian and also a great musician, you should watch another song of his he does with his brother called "IN CANADA". Glad you're enjoying Canada from afar, hopefully I get to meet you and your family when you come to Canada.
The song you need to hear is the Rodeo Song but it is so dirty my Aussie friend thought it was to much for You Tube lol.
I'm not surprised you enjoyed those Canadian Parody songs because our two countries and peoples histories are so similar. I long ago noticed an uncanny similarity in our favourite national poets i.e. Robert W Service/Banjo Paterson and our favourite national singers Stompin' Tom Connors/Slim Dusty.
I just gave you a thumbs up and subscribed .... keep up the good work.
we enjoy watching Americans drink our beer, doesn't take much and out of whack they become.
If you like ditties about places (especially in Canada) just listen to a "Stompin' Tom Connors" best of compilation. "Sudbury Saturday Night, Big Joe Mufferaw, Bud The Spud" and so many more.
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As a Canadian I have never had a beaver tail, I have no idea what they taste like. I'm guessing it's like eating a big size donut.
We technically all Canadians can have a polar bear or Moose. However, there are some organizations and wildlife parks in Canada that allow people to "adopt" a polar bear or moose symbolically by making a donation. In this case, the donation helps support conservation efforts and the care of the animals in the park or sanctuary.
You really need to check out SCTV especially The Great White North skits
Happy Monday Tash: I watched both these videos with no problems at all. I have seen them before but got a real kick out of your reactions. The statue of the moose is "Mack the Moose" in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Norway also has a statue of a moose and they claimed theirs was larger than "Mack" and there was a rivalry about that for a couple of years between Moose Jaw and Norway. When you come to Canada, definitely check out Moose Jaw. During the 1920's and Prohibition in the U.S. Al Capone was said to have "hung" out in Moose Jaw. There are tunnels beneath the city and that is where he was supposed to have stayed. The Bronfman family of Seagram's Whisky fame was originally from near Moose Jaw and rumour has it that Al Capone and the Bronfman's had some kind of "deal" going on. Chris Hadfield (the astronaut) is definitely Canadian.
I have 160 acres in Northern Ontario.. and my boys (5 and 7) have named the moose "Mr Moose" we see him all the time, but he is not a pet..
I think Crocodile Dundee and his buddies would totally understand Stomp in Tom ,
AussieTash, not is. Chris Hadfield Canada’s astronaut…. But he also WROTE A SONG ABOUT CANADA. He actually has an Album out.
in the very early days moose could be tamed enough to be used to pull logs out of the bush to build settlements and the first small logging operations.
I just looked up Chad Krueger net worth, it's 60 million dollars, so he probably enjoyed the joke too. Of course if that's in Canadian money, it's not going to require quite as big a piggy bank, but it's still a tidy sum!
Great job again Tash. Keep your stick on the ice, eh! Coo Loo Coo Coo, Coo Coo Coo Coo
Yes, astronaut Chris Hadfield is Canadian. Here is a link to a video featuring Chris, William Shatner and the Bare Naked Ladies (2 of your favourites). Chris and William have a conversation while he is in space (with a reference to Star Trek) and he co-wrote and recorded a song with The Bare Naked Ladies. th-cam.com/video/DV_izZJDHe0/w-d-xo.html Enjoy!
Check out Bob and Doug McKenzie from SCTV with Geddy Lee from Rush. Take off . Looking forward to your other channel of music and TV. I have too many recommendations to mention here. Cheers from Canada🍻🇨🇦
Omg. Cross country canada, a dos based text input game on the school computers in the 90's. It was my favourite. You could actually tell it to take your searbelt off, (long haul truck driver), and also speed, but both increased likely hood of either crashing, or being pulled over and fined, which came out of the total you "earned" at the end of your game session. I forgot about that game. Don't quote me, but came around the time of pentium 1 286 computers (yes, i just dated myself. Lol) but i enjoyed it. I wonder if anyone makes that as an emulator.
The second half of this video (2nd song) has had to be muted/removed due to a copyright dispute issue. The first half of this video is still a blockbuster with cheese!
Omg, we learned french from Téléfrançais as kids... It was a show with a creepy French speaking pineapple puppet. I remember really liking the show. That's a reference I immediately picked up in the very beginning of the first song.
and before that we learned at Chez Helene.
I'm cuddling with my polar bear and moose right now! What are they talking about, dangerous?! 😂
Loved this reaction! Thank you for sharing your joy with us!
Nickelback were just inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. They get no respect and we would never admit we kind of like them but every now and then they do get shown some love.
They rock mate 😀😃
@@aussietashreacts Please don't say that out loud. There is an unwritten law here that you have to deny liking Nickelback even if you have all of their music and go to their concerts.
@@2727rogers Got to go see them in Moncton a few summers ago. We were totally psyched to have the whole arena to ourselves with the band , cos everyone hates Nickelback . For some reason the place was packed…weird😉
@@soozcueful Yes it is strange. Like I said you can buy their music. Download their music. Go the their concerts and buy merch. But the one thing you can't do is say you like them.
Yeah, I had a pet Polar bear named Perry. Had to sell him off for scientific experiments though. Inflations a bitch.
As A Canadian I'm absolutely loving your channel. May I suggest The Hockey Song by Stomp'in Tom Connors.
I know this is the wrong video for this but… Northern lights!! Can happen anytime of year but winter & further North is the best but not always true!! Green is the most common color but I’ve seen blue, red, pink, purple,& white!! My friend from Germany came over winter of 89!! They were so beautiful and bright she thought we were getting bombed!! I’m yelling at her NO that’s the Northern Lights!! Then she cried!! And tried to take pics!! 💐💕🙏🏻🤗🥰
The rock island in first song is Hans Island. Denmark and Canada have waged the Whisky Wars over that rock. Check it out. War is Canadian and Danish style 😉
Polar bears and moose are outdoor pets. Since I'm more of an indoor girl, I opted for a house hippo instead. :)
I love my house hippo❤.....I just wish he would quit being so shy and come out to play more during the day😂
@@bountyinthebadlands6352 Right?!
@@bountyinthebadlands6352 My house hippo ate all my left foot socks. Now I have to wear right foot socks on my left foot too. Very uncomfortable.
Bravo & Salutes for this One Tash !! ~~ Being far away from Home, WE LAUGHED ALONG WITH YOU, at Ourselves !! ~ You are an a Remarkble Person !! & your Channel is Valued !! ~p.s. ~ I have Served along side of many Aussie;s & Kiwi's & Their sense of Humour is just as Wonderfully OOT to LUNCH as Ours !! Bless You & Yours Tash !! We look forward to your next Installments & your wonderful laughter !! :))))
Did you know that Canada had its own version of USA for Africa called Northern Lights and they had a song called Tears are not Enough. It could be worth a react.
WILL ARNETT was there 🙂 He was just among the people laughing. Most (if not all) lof the people pointing and laughing were also Canadian. See at 8:22 ish and you'll find him
Sitting at the pub, no one's around. So, I hit up some TH-cam. You come on and make me laugh. Now, all I want to do is buy you a beer.
Two more recommendations:
1) "I've Been To Moose Jaw" by John Wing, and
2) "Canada's Really Big" by The Arrogant Worms
Hey, Tash, how about listening to some songs by Stompin' Tom Connor such as 'Bud the Spud', "Ketchup Song', 'Hockey Song' and many more. These are very meaningful to Canadians.
His was the first concert I saw as a kid. He came to every small town when he went on tour. I still have his autograph which I got when I was seven or eight years old.
Ha...had me laughing to tears! 2 great songs the I know😁😁😁🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦...im still squeeling over nickleback, hahaha❤
The astronaut Chris Hadfield has a song on You Tube. He sings it with his brother. It is called In Canada. This was a lot of fun Tash. Thanks
I really hope that "Canada's Really Big" shows up in this list. ;)
And 'Rocks and Trees" and a few others by the Arrogant Worms and Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie.
Keep up the great work. Unsure if you've checked out the Canadian Comedy Band the Arrogant Worms. You would like their songs Canada's Really Big, Proud to be Canadian, The Last Saskatchewan Pirate, The Mounted Animal Nature Trail, Carrot Juice is Murder (good song for those PETA types'), and Rippy the Gator for that fun sing along with the kids. Also check out Stomping Tom Connors (Hockey Song, Ketchup Song, and many others).
You have to know about the Humbolt Broncos junior hockey team tragedy. 16 killed in crash between bus and semi truck.
Tash I love your reaction to Canada you should check out the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald on Lake Superior a tragedy and the Gordon Lightfoot song the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald it’s sad but you would like it
I did unfotuntely it got blocked not sure why
my aunt in alberta sends pics of moose in her backyard every year no polar bear tho
You need to check out The Saskatchewan Pirates song by Arrogant Worms
I personally do not have a pet polar bear but I do have a pet elk. She guards the front stoop.
You're a hoot!!! If you want to hear another funny Canadian song, look up Stompin' Tom Connors singing C-A-N-A-DA....and for good measure 'The Hockey Song'......Stompin Tom and those songs are SO Canadian. eh!
OMG wow *north eastern Ontario* finally got into a Canadian video . ( 1 picture ) ... the big nickel usually videos are only of the toronto areas of southern ontario.
Much rather watch you laugh than cry ( unless your crying laughing bout Nickelback) and yes the Astronaut was Canadian Chris Hadfield he does a breakdown of his rendition of Bowie on you tube .
Chris Hadfield has a lot of 'firsts' to his name, including the first video ever to be recorded in space. So cool.
You could make your own poutine if you had the right kind of fresh cheese curd. It has to squeak when you chew it to be right.
We can't talk about Canadian music without mentioning 1985's "Tears are Not Enough" - the Canadian contribution to raising funds to help the famine in Ethiopia a la "Do they know it's Christmas" and "We are the World".
There's a great documentary about how it all came together but it's probably too long for a reaction and you probably wouldn't recognize many of our stars from back then! :) It's a great song, though, so I'll share it. th-cam.com/video/-ZLClmhSkGs/w-d-xo.html
So late to comment on this,
The Island randomly inserted @3:02 has a fun story behind it.
Tash should do a video on the “Whisky War”
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I didn’t realize how much of the video you had to redact to post this.
Sorry I missed it when posted.
They don't mention Will Arnett by name, but they do show him at 8:24.
I used to use the red smarties for (very temporary) lipstick!!!!
Aussies and Canucks are the same. Fun loving, beer drinking types! If you ever come over to the Great White North (Toronto) Maybe celebrate ANZAC Day? Yes We do! Well some of us do! A lot of ex pat Aussie/Kiwis here!
agreed