MLR ST. PADDY'S DAY TRIVIA CONTEST WORKING CODE

<center><div style="width:500px; margin:10px; padding:25px; background-color:#dbd9c2; background-image:url('https://imgur.com/UYqf3Yg.png');"><div style="background-color:#201a22; font-family:times; color: #272727; font-size:10px; line-height: 8px; padding:.5px; margin:5px; padding:20px; text-align:justify; letter-spacing:2px; border:10px solid #1c1c1c;"><center><img style="width:430px; height:110px;" src="https://imgur.com/WrmlaXj.png"></center></br></br><div style="display:block; font-family: arial; font-size:15px; line-height:10px; padding:5px; background-color:#2e101d; color:#b73864; letter-spacing:-2px; text-align:center; text-transform:uppercase; border-bottom: 2px solid #;">St. Paddy's Day Trivia Contest</div></br></br><div style="height:300px; overflow:auto; font-family:times; color: #99a25d; font-size:10px; line-height: 8px; padding:.5px; margin:5px; padding:5px; text-align:justify; letter-spacing:2px; "><b style="color:#1c1c1c; font-size:50px; float:left; width:30px; height:30px; line-height:30px; margin:5px 10px 5px 10px; padding:4px;">L</b>Alright, alright, alright, MadLovers guess what, MLR is back at it again with our holiday trivia contests. Please read over everything carefully before choosing to enter the contest! We assure you it will be well worth it.<br><br>First things first, here are a few <b>terms</b> that should be followed to enter, we promise you that these are really simple--<br><ul><li>1. MLR's Main Site Rules <b>must</b> be signed before participating.</li><li>2. Share MLR and provide proof of sharing, you'll see a place for it at the end of the contest questions.</li><li>3. All submissions must be received through messages and titled- <b><u>St. Paddy's Day Trivia Contest</u></b></li> in order to be valid.</li><li>4. All submissions must be received in the MLR inbox no later than Midnight CST (central standard US time).</li></ul><br>Now I bet you're all wondering, <b>"What do we win if we get the answers right?"</b>  So here is our prize list and the places to win said prizes. Now mind you, because these are such big prizes, there will only be one winner for each place. But fear not, we'll have more contests to come for you criminals!<br><ul><li>1st Place - 1 Winner - Prize: A custom Layout w/matching Blog, 1-2 PSD(s) & Graphics</li><li>2nd Place - 1 Winner - Prize: A custom writing snippet w/matching PSD & Graphics w/4 Extra Edited Defaults.</li><li>3rd Place - 1 Winner - Prize: Matching Doorknocker & Headline w/4 Extra Edited Defaults OR 10 Extra Edited Defaults</li></ul><br>Here are the questions, answer them as best as you can. The best of luck to you all!<br><ul><li>QUESTION 1: What was St. Patrick's given name at birth?</li><li>QUESTION 2: Was St. Patrick British, Irish, Roman or Scottish? HINT: Two answers will suffice!</li><li>QUESTION 3: Why is March 17th designated as St. Patrick's Day?</li><li>QUESTION 4: What is St. Patrick's title in regard to Ireland? HINT: The title is what he's known as in Ireland.</li><li>QUESTION 5: What was St. Patrick 'credited' for in Ireland other than bringing Christianity to the country? HINT: It's a metaphor and myth. </li><li>QUESTION 6: What kind of staff did St. Patrick carry?</li><li>QUESTION 7: Where is St. Patrick buried?</li><li>QUESTION 8: Who is actually responsible for making St. Patrick's Day a day of celebration/feasting and inspiring the Roman Catholic Church to acknowledge it on the Church Calendar?</li><li>QUESTION 9: In Ireland, when did St. Patrick's Day become a national holiday?</li><li>QUESTION 10: Why is the Shamrock significant to St. Patrick's Day and the Irish?</li><li>QUESTION 11: What 3 things specifically does the Shamrock represent? HINT: There are 2 different answers to this question and both will be accepted.</li><li>QUESTION 12: Most people believe that the Shamrock is Ireland's national symbol, but this is actually NOT the case. What is Ireland's official national symbol?</li><li>QUESTION 13: What is "Drowning The Shamrock" and what does it mean/symbolize?</li><li>QUESTION 14: True or False? St. Patrick's Day was once a 'Dry' (meaning no booze at all) holiday in Ireland.</li><li>QUESTION 15: What year in what city was the first St. Patrick's Day celebration (not to be confused with the first ever St. Patrick's Day parade) in the United States?</li><li>QUESTION 16: What year in what city was the very first St. Patrick's Day parade (not to be confused with the first ever St. Patrick's Day celebration in the United States)?</li><li>QUESTION 17: Which city and state in America 'dyes' its river green on St. Patrick's Day? What river specifically is 'dyed'?</li><li>QUESTION 18: What dish/food is a traditional St. Patrick's Day staple?</li><li>QUESTION 19: What does the phrase "Erin go Bragh" mean?</li><li>QUESTION 20: Green is often consider the traditional color of St. Patrick's Day, but it's actually NOT Ireland's or St. Patrick's 'original' color. What is the original color?</li><li>QUESTION 21: True or False? To many Irish-Americans, despite popular culture in America, St. Patrick's Day is considered a religious and a politically/socially significant holiday.</li><li>QUESTION 22: True or False? There are more people in the United States with Irish ancestry than actually in Ireland.</li><li>QUESTION 23: Irish Soda Bread is quite popular on St. Patrick's Day and it's a tradition to carve a cross into the top of the loaf, why is this an important Irish tradition?</li><li>QUESTION 24: When was Guinness founded and where? HINT: We want the year, the actual location, city and country!</li><li>QUESTION 25: How many different brews of Guinness are there?</li><li>QUESTION 26: What is a Leprechaun /really/?</li><li>QUESTION 27: How long was the Irish War of Independence (aka the Anglo-Irish War) and what years did it take place?</li><li>QUESTION 28: Which Irish saint is said to have visited America 1000 years before Columbus?</li><li>QUESTION 29: Which city in Ireland has a name that translates from Irish Gaelic into English as "Dark Pool"?</li><li>QUESTION 30: What does one pour on top of an Irish coffee?</li><li>Place proof of sharing here (can be a link to a shared stat that contains MLR's link or a bulletin with one of our share banners)-</li></ul><br>GOOD LUCK!<br>-The MLR STAFF<br><br><br><br></div></div></div></div>