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JohhnyWalker
+4
Level 40
Aug 1, 2025
on a streak of 6 in a row, feeling excited, then I got three wrong :(. 7/10
raquellion
+5
Level 78
Aug 1, 2025
10/10 feeling statuesque
LuckyCat
+9
Level 72
Aug 1, 2025
🗿
MeMeMe333
+1
Level 71
Aug 1, 2025
I've recently read that Moais have bodies... Why is the emoji just a head???
BuzzHedges
+4
Level 67
Aug 1, 2025
Many emojis are head only 🤠

Plus, some of the most famous moai are buried up to their shoulders, contributing to the popular conception that they are just heads.

MeMeMe333
+3
Level 71
Aug 1, 2025
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All of these animal emojis are more than a head... Much more than I expected...

egoducky
+1
Level 60
Aug 1, 2025
I would argue the zebra is just the head, the neck doesn't really count
tizzlizz
+6
Level 66
Aug 1, 2025
No pride in a 10/10...sculptors have been a fascination of mine since a teenager. Saw the David on a summer in Europe, Rodin a favorite ((although he was sort of creepy as a person)., been to Notre Dame,... So to other observations, an easy DTC when you know the answers!
dumBunny
+2
Level 61
Aug 1, 2025
you delivered when the pressure was on - you should take pride in that!
Jeg333
+5
Level 53
Aug 1, 2025
7/10. Picked the wrong Roosevelt. Was a 50/50 on David and chose 2m instead of 5m. Knew it wasn't Manhattan or Nantucket but Liberty seemed too obvious so went for Staten.
tizzlizz
+2
Level 66
Aug 1, 2025
Yeah, Mt. Rushmore was started quite before Franklin...if you are 17 years old and peer around a black curtain, while waiting in a line... in Florence and see this....wonderfully lovely boy/man you would know how tall he is!!
howcomehoney
+3
Level 61
Aug 1, 2025
We missed the exact same questions!
Eduuuu13
+2
Level 55
Aug 1, 2025
Did well! 9/10 The Brussels one I got it from the multiple choice city quiz and recently I picked up a very good book about art that talked about David with more than I already knew, Rodin saw it in Museo Soumaya, and the others were just to easy like Liberty and Rushmore, or bust and discus
MovieQuizGuy
+1
Level 64
Aug 1, 2025
I don't remember what Rodins are at the Museo Soumaya. Are they in the top floor with all the small sculptures? // As a New Yorker, I wish one of the answers for the Statue of Liberty had been Ellis Island--that would have tricked a lot more people. With the current options it's pretty obvious.
Eduuuu13
+2
Level 55
Aug 1, 2025
There is a whole exhibition dedicated to him and the most famous is The Thinker
MovieQuizGuy
+1
Level 64
Aug 1, 2025
Thanks. I remember seeing it at the Rodin House in Paris around twenty years ago, but not in Mexico City five or six years ago! That's what happens when you pass 40...
McKenzieFam
+2
Level 68
Aug 1, 2025
9/10, I knew I'd seen the Mannekin Pis question on a recent MCCQ, but thought it was Copenhagen (which of course is the mermaid one instead)
LuckyCat
+3
Level 72
Aug 1, 2025
I also thought Copenhagen 😭
Neodymium
+10
Level 63
Aug 1, 2025
day 7 of theme paranoia/blindness

todays theme = exercise, sport and activity!

notes: series returned starting yesterday

1. easter island has many of these (see contection in q2)

2. to get to islands, wayfaring and sailing and rowing was needed. rowing is a form of exercise and, along with sailing, a sport

3. Teddy was a rough rider, which were cavalry, which involves eqestrianism

4. discus

5. david used slings to fire things, thats a sport

6. rodin sounds like robins. robins are birds. birds, esp. pigeons, were used by military (see documentary "battlefield one" (one plays as a pigeon)). military used horses. (see q3)

7. Capital of the host country of 1920 olympics

8. construction work pre mechanization of a large building was certainly strenuous activity

9. dogs are used in some sports, such as, uh, can't think of one right now

10. the statue of liberty has a bunch of steps, and its exercise to climb that many.

Neodymium
+3
Level 63
Aug 1, 2025
wait i could've just said falconry is a sport
McKenzieFam
+5
Level 68
Aug 1, 2025
Please note that the experimental treatment for Neo's Theme Blindness was considered unsuccessful. We chose not to pursue further treatment due to comedic effect.
tizzlizz
+5
Level 66
Aug 1, 2025
Thank goodness you are back!!!!
Neodymium
+8
Level 63
Aug 1, 2025
i stopped bc i didn't think anyone read them, but then after 2 people commented abt it and 5 ppl got rickrolled, i had a revelation that this is a thankless service i must continue
Eduuuu13
+3
Level 55
Aug 1, 2025
Well, thank you so much for returning, I got rickrolled becaused I cared abt this and wanted your return
MeMeMe333
+2
Level 71
Aug 1, 2025
At least we didn't get rickrolled for nothing...
dogfacedboy
+3
Level 68
Aug 1, 2025
Happy August! 7/10
JugglingWithEggs
+4
Level 47
Aug 1, 2025
9/10…annoyed as I got the question about height of statue of David wrong…I’ve actually visited it!
KatyM
+2
Level 70
Aug 1, 2025
Same here. but, I also missed the balloon dogs one,so at least it didn't ruin a perfect score for me.
SimWithDaniel
+2
Level 64
Aug 1, 2025
7/10
FrankiiLynx
+3
Level 89
Aug 1, 2025
9/10, thought I was on for a good one here but I've never heard of Jeff Koons and had no way of narrowing down the answers
KatyM
+3
Level 70
Aug 1, 2025
8/10. I've even seen David in person, but I thought 15 feet seemed too big. And I thought paper airplanes would make better sculptures than balloon dogs, I guess.
Freestatebear
+2
Level 88
Aug 1, 2025
I've always been impressed by the official size - 17 feet (5.17 m). It must be really impressive. And, as an engineer, I wonder about finding and cutting a chunk of marble that big out of the earth without damaging it!
normanlamont
+5
Level 72
Aug 1, 2025
My first 10/10, apparently I knew more about art than I thought
sportsnut1172
+3
Level 70
Aug 1, 2025
10/10 for my second highest score ever! I wouldn't consider myself an art/status connoisseur, I think I just got lucky today ;)
MovieQuizGuy
+2
Level 64
Aug 1, 2025
9/10 because I love sculpture but don't know anything about Belgium (and it took me a long time to convert David's feet into "meters" lol). If you love sculpture too then watch Waldemar Januszczak's BBC series--he's the best art presenter out there and this may be my favorite series of his: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsdXKATIm4I
FromixtyGeo6
+2
Level 44
Aug 1, 2025
9/10, missed Q6, first time I heard about Rodin.
dumBunny
+1
Level 61
Aug 1, 2025
His home and gardens in Paris are quite amazing! I know its hard to compete with the Louvre, Muse d'Orsay, etc but Rodin's house is well worth it if you are in Paris.
Jeg333
+1
Level 53
Aug 2, 2025
You've never seen Rodin's Kiss?
JamesWycombe
+1
Level 74
Aug 2, 2025
ugh, worst score ever
Sifhraven
+1
Level 76
Sep 22, 2025
Failed nr3, got all the others
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