"Coach" Dave Daubenmire uploaded a new rant to the Internet this week -- this time about bullying.
Conan O'Brien finds a new use for the Richard Sherman rant.
As Twitter, Facebook and other forms of public electronic communication embed themselves in people's lives, the postings, rants and messages that appear online are emerging as a new trove for the police and prosecutors to sift through after crimes.
If he's watching a game, give him a chance to rant for a while about what's going on.
But this is not just a rant for the sake of a rant.
But apart from the pot calling the kettle expensive, is West's rant indicative of a new parental-themed type of rant?
Let a bully client rant for no longer than five minutes.
But that's a rant for another blog).
There was a discussion on the "rant heard 'round the world," which is how many Tea Party activists refer to the call by Rick Santelli, a CNBC reporter, a year ago Friday for a new Tea Party, which started the first mass rallies.
Suppose another team, say England, played like that, they'd be torn a new one (Chris Waddle's praise for the same things in the US team that he rants at England for is a glaring example).
