The Royal Ontario Museum might not have a lot to say about marijuana, but it sure knows its way around a pot.

On Wednesday, as Canadians were spending their first day in a country with legalized cannabis, the Toronto museum decided to mark the occasion with an irreverent and almost entirely irrelevant series of social media posts 鈥� all of which were accompanied by antique pots from the museum鈥檚 collection.

鈥淧robably not the kind of Pot everyone is talking about on #LegalizationDay鈥his cooking pot would have been legal in New Kingdom Egypt c. 1550-1069 BC,鈥� said.

After photos of a 250-year-old pineapple-adorned coffee pot dubbed the and, for some reason, a joke about , the museum moved on to the .

鈥淭he vessel from Peru is a 鈥榳histle pot鈥� that could be played by blowing into the spout with the noise coming out of the hole in the back of the man鈥檚 head,鈥� the said. 鈥淎nother way to blow your mind on #legalizationday鈥�.

Shortly before noon, the person sending the tweets apparently ran into an error with the museum鈥檚 website. "The man is really getting us down,鈥� said.

The museum鈥檚 pot-themed tweets soon resumed and continued .