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I’m not sure why this struck me so humorously, but it did…

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A self-diagnosed angry blogger, this Angry Brit certainly has a way with words.  Although definitely, charged in nature, his writing style is engaging and it leaves the reader wondering what he’s going to mouth off about next.  The blog is certainly interesting.

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Does Anyone Read This Blog: Page Rank 3.  Not to bad.
Is the Anger Justified: He’s not too irrational as many angry bloggers can tend to be.
Anything Else Interesting: It was just interesting in general.

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This blog makes interesting points.  She posts a video that was taken of a right wing mom that was upset about President Obama’s speech on education (before it was given).  The thing that I find interesting (keep in mind I’m not politically attached in this statement) is that she brings a valid point of being upset based on assumptions.

Propaganda is all over the media and on both sides of the fence.  I’m as patriotic as they come, and I suppose for that reason alone, I would strongly assert that Americans have a responsibility to make a choice to not walk around in ignorant bliss while making strong statements.  Rather than picking a side to an issue and then picking and choosing the facts and opinions to support your side, maybe try something different. Try listening to the facts on both sides of the fence and go from there. And if you’re really ambitious and have a strong statement to make, then maybe you should do some of your own research using sources that aren’t politically connected or supported by the media.

We’d probably get more done and more than likely if the media did that as well, things would look much different.

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Does Anyone Read This Blog: Yes. Alexa score of 11,200
Is the Anger Justified: Annoyance is justified.
Anything Else Interesting: Not that I saw right away.

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So, the word on the street is that professors tend to get a bit annoyed with cell phone usage.  This guy took care of that in his class…. Wow.

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In one of our earlier posts, we talked about the Left Wing Blogger.  In a recent post from the Washington Times, they discuss Maryscott O’Connor and the article that was published previously, called “The Left, Online and Outraged”.  The article starts out with:

The Washington Post, a conspicuous target of irate leftist bloggers lately, took it upon itself to daringly profile rising blogstar Maryscott O’Connor, a woman who describes her writing output as “One long, sustained scream.”

Quite naturally, David Finkel’s front-page article “The Left, Online and Outraged” only ratcheted up the fury, giving bloggers of all stripes reason to let loose with yet more anger.

The article is worth the read and well-written.

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Well, this blog is angry, that’s for sure.  The Angry Black B**** is a blog that contains boiling posts amongst normal personal blog posts. There are expletives all throughout the pages, as could probably be deduced by the title of the blog. Reader beware.

My only hope is that once the writer releases her frustrations online, she’s able to brush it aside and just enjoy life– for real.

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Does Anyone Read This Blog: Yes. A page rank 6/10 isn’t that bad at all.
Is the Anger Justified: Like all blogs dedicated to anger it is often times but not always.
Anything Else Interesting: She named her lawn mower Madge.

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If there’s a good time for an angry blog, this might be it. This post was written very well and addresses an important issue in Major League Baseball Major League Baseball players using steroids. This Angry Steroid Blogger is angry and justifiably so. He discusses the open list that is protected that is composed of other players that tested positive.  This was an angry blog that was as justifiable as they come. I agree with the Angry Steroid Blogger. It’s time Major League Baseball players stop using and bring the game back to what it used to be… the all-american sport that brought us together a long time ago.

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Well, this is a hater blog if I’ve ever seen one. The entire site is dedicated to what people hate.  From phone companies to preps – you submit, they distribute.

I suppose if you’re in a warped state of being where you enjoy the angst inside of you and desire to feed the anger with more misery, go read it. Not exactly the way I like to spend my free time, but whatever. Not saying I’m a ton better as I carefully expose angry bloggers that I just kind of think are over-the-top and should be embarrassed with themselves. I’ll never fully understand why people sit at their computers and type away on a heated blog post for the world to read– especially when they may end up retracting their comments or perhaps dwelling in the murky pit of dejected anger they’re digging.

So, yeah, if your looking to make your bad day worse and feed the seed of anger that leads nowhere good, read the hater blog.  If not, then maybe it’s time to brush something off from time to time and just move on.

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Does Anyone Read This Blog: Not really…  The Alexa score is 1,448,567 — Looks like the Hater blog just scored a Taz.
Is the Anger Justified: Yes.
Anything Else Interesting: It’s been up since 2005.

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I guess politicians lose their cool too.  Hillary Clinton gets a little crazy, angry when a student asks her what her husband thinks about an issue. Wow- touchy…

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From angry to angrier, this angry blogger got himself sued.  He doesn’t seem too discouraged by that though. He just sued them back.  According to an ABC April article,

Lawyers for Goldman, which yesterday reported better-than-expected profits of $1.66 billion for the first three months of 2009, last week sent a cease-and-desist letter accusing Florida blogger Mike Morgan of trademark infringement and violations of the firm’s intellectual property rights because of Morgan’s Web sites: goldmansachs666.com and goldmansachs13.com. In turn, Morgan filed a lawsuit against Goldman in U.S. District Court Monday, asking the court to declare that he is using his domain names legally.

Goldman Sachs Blogger got in deep into this issue regarding his outright outrage in the proposed mishandling of Goldman Sachs.

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Does Anyone Read This Blog: Yep… Alexa score is decent and he has a 5/10 page rank.
Is the Anger Justified: From his perspective, yes.
Anything Else Interesting: Not really