I could just eat it up like a grammar cookie.

Seconded.
That is most definitely what caught my attention, and influenced me to join this group.

This motion has been thirded. Somehow, "thirded" is a word. I love grammar cookies! They tend to make me feel much better; the other cookies make me shiver because I hate horrible grammar. (Seriously, I actually go partially nuts if I find an uncorrectable error in a paper.)

Also, xxlucifera, you have a fragment.

This notion is fourthed! Ironic.

^ FOURTHED IS NOT A WORD

Oh wait... That's not a grammar error.

Whoops.

Also, I concur in saying that the logo is delicious.

Indeed. It was fairly simple for me to create.

Xeno: I bet if I tried hard enough, I could replicate it on Microsoft Paint. I guess that says that is was easy to create. You also have a fragment; it is missing everything of a sentence, a subject, and a verb.

Although that is true, I always wondered if a fragment could be considered a proper sentence if said fragment was a response to something. For example, if someone was to ask, "Hey, do you like fast food?" and you replied with, "yes;" would your response be proper? If that's the case, Xeno's sentence could be considered proper.

As I mentioned elsewhere, there's nothing wrong with most fragments that we use regularly in conversation.

Although the one I hate the most is "Because." It is an atrocious fragment.

That, and you should always try to avoid starting a sentence with "because" whenever possible.