The start of a sentence that signals that the following will be a paragraph about a topic interesting or important to the writer that they understand may not be interesting to others
Quick rant: Our present is the result of everything done in the past some would say this means if you change an element of the past it would change the present. No it means if you tried to change an element of the past no matter what you do you will 1. cause the present to happen or 2. Not change anything at all because the fact that you live in a reality where something happened means that it no matter what happened and going to a time before it means it has yet but will happen
by Mylesgreen_ August 12, 2018
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A very long, loud, and angry rant. Makes people annoyed. Usually used when someone is very sad or angry.
by RandomGuydkcdjfjfkffmfkfmckfck June 23, 2018
Old Folks general rantings regarding social security, politics, border security, etc. These rants are most often seen in forwarded e-mails from your grandparents.
These Stroke Rants either may induce a stroke or may be stroke induced.
These Stroke Rants either may induce a stroke or may be stroke induced.
by dalegato June 15, 2011
Kimberly was holding court with her cougar friends “cougar ranting “ about all the young men she had sex with.
by Dane Bread November 07, 2017
It's a video where people flex about some dramas with a gameplay in the background and use photos as proof
by Stranded neko from rawblocks July 23, 2024
Pronounced "end rant." Reminiscent of various programming-esque chat-specific commands. Used when you've written a long rant and need some mental closure to assure yourself that you have indeed finished your rant, so that you can move on. Also serves as a signal to the reader that 1) the above text was in fact a rant and, therefore, has an underlying message that should be divorced from the passion and emotion that inevitably gave said text a mildly offensive or belligerent tinge; and 2) (especially during a lengthy back-and-forth) you do not intend to respond to any additional replies with a similarly equally long rant, because you've said your piece.
Less emotional versions could include "/end" or "/fin," especially for serving purpose 2).
The spelling "\rant" is erroneous.
Less emotional versions could include "/end" or "/fin," especially for serving purpose 2).
The spelling "\rant" is erroneous.
insert rant
insert more rant
hm...I thought that was all I had to say but here's one last ranting thought
/rant
insert more rant
hm...I thought that was all I had to say but here's one last ranting thought
/rant
by weirdalsuperfan May 10, 2021