Changed NavBar, Fixed FavIcon, New Domain

We are perfectionists.  And even if we're not, we try to be.  I  finally did fix the FavIcon problem.  No need to bother you with the the details though.  We're also working on a new NavBar, which you can probably guess, stands for Navigation Bar.  We pretty much stole the look, but not the content of another one.  It took quite a while, and was also quite confusing but after testing multiple times, we think it should almost be complete, so we're moving into the steps of installing the code.  We're also considering a domain.  Comment & guess what it's going to be!

Thanks to Aratina Cage for help with coding!

New FavIcon

Because you totally favourited us!  ...  Right?
Of course you did.
Blogger FavIcon = Boring
Our original FavIcon = Looks like a webmaster from the 90's made it.
Our final & newest FavIcon = Beast as hell.
Took quite a while to upload, with a lot of technicality difficulties.
After a few hours fixed it.

A FavIcon is short for Favourites Icon often recognized as 'favicon.ico' as a file type.  '.ico' stands for Icon.  It's the little logo you see in the web address bar, the tabs, and in your favourites.

EDIT:  Well, about that I said we had it fixed, but we have a problem.  Blogger, who is our host, unfortunately, does not support .ico files, meaning we have to host it somewhere else.  Problem, is not many sites will host .ico files either.  The one that does is probably IconJ, but the difficulty here is that any clear or transparent background will turn black.  We found another one that would work for us so well, only if it wasn't temporary hosting.  Meaning if we were to use it, we'd need to re-upload & re-link every few hours.  Well, anyways I don't see why I'm telling you my problems, if you have any suggestions, though, they would be highly appreciated. 

Review: West 50: Pour house & Grille's Oh Canada Burger

In my opinion, this burger is one of the greatest taste sensations to ever grace my taste buds.
So this burger consists of a 1 inch thick, juicy beef patty, topped with pulled pork, Canadian Back bacon and roasted onions, with sharp Canadian cheddar cheese melted on top. It also comes with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles and onions.  The meal includes a side (either salad, soup, or fries) at the cost of $13.95. 
It is definitely a delicious and hearty meal. 

In Soviet Russia, Hilroy see you.

The restaurant, is located at the heart of Mississauga, conveniently placed beside Square One, a decently sized shopping mall, with 2 movie theatres, right around the corner.  The address is:  The Sussex Centre 50 Burnhamthorpe Rd. W. Mississauga, ON L5B 3C2


The wonderful restaurant that has brought us this burger.

Advertising: 3/5 (Average given because there are no advertisements, since it isn't a chain restaurant.)
Packaging: 2/5 (In this case arrangement on plate)
Actual look: 3/5
Taste: 5/5
Cost: 3/5
So at a rating of 3.2 stars out of 5 it must be good.  Looks decent, smell & taste, *according to my friend here, is something that would make you drool, so I'm convinced to try it too.

*Note:  You are all wondering, since I am writing this review, shouldn't I have tried it?  Well, you see I didn't write this review, I edited it.  Maxxellion here.  And anyways, there is almost no food that can be a 5 out of 5.  If he wants to change my mind, he's gotta go make me eat it.

Call of Duty: Black Ops: Overview

A few days ago I got the newest game in the Call of Duty series, Call of Duty: Black Ops.  The game is set in the cold war era, after the end of WWII.  At this time in history, hostilities between the United States and Russia were high.  In the game you are an American soldier, who has a reputation for being top tier, and are sent out on important missions relevant to this time period, such as an assassination of Fidel Castro, and disrupting the launch of a Russian shuttle to prevent the Russians from gaining an advantage in space.

This game is considered to be a sequel to the game Call of duty: World at War principly taking place in WWII, and as promised; Black Ops has well exceeded the standard set by it's predecessors. The graphics in multiplayer mode in Black Ops are stunning. The graphics make you feel as if you are actually in the game, and the effective use of sound adds to this sense of reality.  The new maps such as Nuke Town and Villa are good maps for many different styles of games such as Team Deathmatch, Headquarters, Free for All and more.  Return of Nazi zombies was an excellent addition. Also, Treyarch has fixed their glitch with the 'Ninja' perk. On the previous games in the series, Treyarch tried to make the footsteps quieter to enhance the Ninja perk, but in the process made the footsteps completely silent, thus making the Ninja perk too unfair for some players, therefore was removed.  Now that the bug is fixed, it just adds to the suspense and thrill of multiplayer mode.

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Review: KFC's Double Down

You thought this was only about video games didn't you?
Nope, we have other things too.
Okay, so it looks so great on the flyer right?  Comes in a packet, like the ones they give you fries in, or an apple pie in.  Perfectly shaped.  That's the flyer. 

It's beatiful...

Then you go buy it, aaaannndd...  It looks like vomit.  Pony vomit.  The chicken, is dried and deformed, the cheese is freaking saltier than the chicken, and the 'bacon'...  It's not even bacon, it tastes incredibly salty and has no bacon qualities at all.  It doesn't even look like bacon.  If you want to hear the truth, then it really loks like demented dried tomatoes rolled out into strips.  Then the packaging comes in a crummy little wrap that's not wrapped well.  Worst part?  It gives you constipation.  For like 2 days. 


A less disturbing photo of the Double Down.

Advertising: 5/5
Packaging: 1/5
Actual look: 1/5
Taste: 1/5
So, final rating is... 2 out of 5 stars.  Horrible.  Looks like crap, tastes like crap.  End of discussion.