Meet Viktor Wynd and His Museum of Curiosities | British Treasure, American Gold

[@pphead6141]

‘Mah-carb’ lol victor is so sweet and cheeky to slip the pronunciation past that hick so flawlessly. Sounds like buddy learned that word on the bus over.

[@cryingonion2]

I went to the museum yesterday - loved it! Wanted to watch this to see the man himself. I picked up a leaflet in the cocktail bar, you can accompany him on a trip to Papua New Guinea, but it will cost £3,000 + (without flights!)

[@peregrine5533]

this museum is absolutely amazing, I went back in December and bought a couple skulls from there - utterly bizarre in the most wonderful way. I’d absolutely recommend it, there’s so much to see, I could spend hours there :”0

[@peachy.peachy.peachy]

Oooh you can buy skulls from there? So cool! How much are they?

[@loganstroganoff1284]

@@peachy.peachy.peachy bout tree fiddy

[@haroldofcardboard]

been there. loved it.

[@princesspunkinn9958]

McCarb is the new all carbohydrate burger at McDonald's, right?

[@brianohanlon5061]

this guy going in search of the weird and wonderful items...is like a modern-day...ripley ...ripley in the 1920/30's travelled the globe looking for this kind of stuff....... there are now loads of...ripley believe it or not museums.... but i dont think they have amy winehouse's poo in a jar.

[@loganstroganoff1284]

Yep and the majority of the oddity museums you see now are in touristy areas and have mostly,if not exclusively,replica pieces and pictures instead of authentic items.

[@Harry-yp6oj]

This guy is Mark Corrigan gone insane

[@regulardude09]

The Americans in this. UGH.

[@APhillaTHun]

As an American, I couldn't agree more.

[@viktorwynd-xl7pe]

Victor is my dad I'm Victor junior

[@henrylivingstone2971]

…..”mah-carb-uh”

[@克勒特冯布莱恩-d1s]

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