Ick, I posted without really reading.
Oh, and one question...
If we edited a post to remove our answer, would that get us a warning/strike?

Originally Posted by Blondheart

It stood for 54 years and they were afraid they had insulted the sun god...helios I think

Yes, you do, Maria

You are allowed to use any source - and I'm going to ask you to read the rules thoroughly

Correct! + 1 for Blondheart

Eh, the Colossus of Rhodes stood for 54 years. They were afraid on rebuilding it because they thought they have offended Helios

Congrats blondheart!

Popcorn Gun - Editing posts in disqualification of that round.

Hooray for Blondie! XD Congrats <3

Congrats to blondheart! :3

Bah, it kept telling my my post was too short... ??
It wasn't. O.o
Weird.

54 Years it stood and they did not rebuild it because an oracle said it might upset Helios.

Thank you! I knew being a big nerd would pay off eventually! :lol:

Also, please make sure you read all the rules - I can try to answer all the questions, but I might miss a few since this is going to be faster paced.

congrats blondheart!

Which park hosts the original small-scale model of the Statue of Liberty?

Lol. Good job blond! <33

Jardin du Luxembourg

Originally Posted by Zweres

Which park hosts the original small-scale model of the Statue of Liberty?

Jardin du Luxembourg in paris?

Ooh. I want to participate. o.o /waits for next question/

Jardin du Luxembourg, Paris

Darn, thought I had that one.
Good job.

Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris

I didn't know that one

Jardin du Luxembourg, which is found in Paris.

Jardin du Luxembourg. It is where the orginal small one is.

I knew it was in paris, but I couldn't have named the park.

Originally Posted by Maria-Minamino

Jardin du Luxembourg

Correct!

The question only asks for the park, not where it is located. ;) Make sure to read the wording carefully. Of course, extra info will not be flagged against you.