Rambleon
@rambleon.bsky.social
Trying to be kind to others, but they sure do make it hard sometimes. Ultra low tolerance of ignorant and angry folk.
As an EV owner, when travelling around I have actively avoided locations with less than 75KW chargers and have not had stopovers in smaller towns for this reason.
November 20, 2025 at 6:28 AM
As an EV owner, when travelling around I have actively avoided locations with less than 75KW chargers and have not had stopovers in smaller towns for this reason.
When will someone point out that 22KW and even 50KW are NOT fast! We need many more 150KW chargers to attract EV drivers to stop. Even @ 150KW you can still be sitting around for at least half an hour and often much longer, because they share the KW’s and reduce input accordingly.
November 20, 2025 at 6:24 AM
When will someone point out that 22KW and even 50KW are NOT fast! We need many more 150KW chargers to attract EV drivers to stop. Even @ 150KW you can still be sitting around for at least half an hour and often much longer, because they share the KW’s and reduce input accordingly.
Very interesting read.
November 19, 2025 at 3:02 AM
Very interesting read.
I gave up eating their products after Albo changed the environment laws to suit them and not the rest of us.
November 17, 2025 at 12:58 AM
I gave up eating their products after Albo changed the environment laws to suit them and not the rest of us.
Let something go wrong and then introduce the law you wanted all along.
November 11, 2025 at 3:35 AM
Let something go wrong and then introduce the law you wanted all along.
Too busy pepper spraying legitimate protestors.
More power, more power, more power! It’s all we hear from this Premier.
More power, more power, more power! It’s all we hear from this Premier.
November 8, 2025 at 7:26 AM
Too busy pepper spraying legitimate protestors.
More power, more power, more power! It’s all we hear from this Premier.
More power, more power, more power! It’s all we hear from this Premier.
Perhaps it helps to explain the rise in voting patterns that favour far right ideology.
November 5, 2025 at 9:01 PM
Perhaps it helps to explain the rise in voting patterns that favour far right ideology.
This stuff makes me sick. They pretend to hold these values but they never surface when the votes are counted.
The separation of church and state is not nearly wide enough for my liking.
The separation of church and state is not nearly wide enough for my liking.
November 5, 2025 at 8:48 PM
This stuff makes me sick. They pretend to hold these values but they never surface when the votes are counted.
The separation of church and state is not nearly wide enough for my liking.
The separation of church and state is not nearly wide enough for my liking.
Were there any near misses?
October 29, 2025 at 7:16 AM
Were there any near misses?
I’m sure you can save time and paper by talking to the Greens!
October 27, 2025 at 6:34 AM
I’m sure you can save time and paper by talking to the Greens!
Watt is a smug grub and should be held to account.
There’s not enough accountability down the track for the impacts these decisions have. I want a world where they can’t show their face anywhere because we all know they’re climate vandals.
I suggest a “Climate Offenders Register”.
There’s not enough accountability down the track for the impacts these decisions have. I want a world where they can’t show their face anywhere because we all know they’re climate vandals.
I suggest a “Climate Offenders Register”.
October 25, 2025 at 3:41 AM
Watt is a smug grub and should be held to account.
There’s not enough accountability down the track for the impacts these decisions have. I want a world where they can’t show their face anywhere because we all know they’re climate vandals.
I suggest a “Climate Offenders Register”.
There’s not enough accountability down the track for the impacts these decisions have. I want a world where they can’t show their face anywhere because we all know they’re climate vandals.
I suggest a “Climate Offenders Register”.
This headline is like those specials you see at the supermarket. Was $9 but reduced to $7.
A year ago it was $5, two years ago $4.50 and so on.
My power bills have increased significantly at every opportunity they’ve had to make a change. Power should be free 25 years from now, not half price.
A year ago it was $5, two years ago $4.50 and so on.
My power bills have increased significantly at every opportunity they’ve had to make a change. Power should be free 25 years from now, not half price.
October 13, 2025 at 8:42 AM
This headline is like those specials you see at the supermarket. Was $9 but reduced to $7.
A year ago it was $5, two years ago $4.50 and so on.
My power bills have increased significantly at every opportunity they’ve had to make a change. Power should be free 25 years from now, not half price.
A year ago it was $5, two years ago $4.50 and so on.
My power bills have increased significantly at every opportunity they’ve had to make a change. Power should be free 25 years from now, not half price.
More detail please! What charge rate, who and how does one pay ?
September 27, 2025 at 12:53 AM
More detail please! What charge rate, who and how does one pay ?
He must need the votes. Have his ratings dropped recently?
September 3, 2025 at 3:35 AM
He must need the votes. Have his ratings dropped recently?
Cooling towers outside and recycle the water surely.
August 26, 2025 at 2:02 AM
Cooling towers outside and recycle the water surely.
Clive’s on the move.
August 16, 2025 at 12:56 AM
Clive’s on the move.
There’s no walking to the cafe where I live, everything requires a car journey of kilometres.
August 15, 2025 at 12:11 AM
There’s no walking to the cafe where I live, everything requires a car journey of kilometres.
Thanks for the link, but it appears to show the opposite of what you’re saying. And, this is about commuters and not taking into account non commuting / service requirements etc. I am not in Victoria and I stand by my own first hand experiences that a trip to the shop for milk is many kilometres.
August 15, 2025 at 12:10 AM
Thanks for the link, but it appears to show the opposite of what you’re saying. And, this is about commuters and not taking into account non commuting / service requirements etc. I am not in Victoria and I stand by my own first hand experiences that a trip to the shop for milk is many kilometres.
I cannot accept that is factual and I doubt many in the regions would too. From personal experience, as someone who has moved from a city to a rural area, I travel a lot further for groceries, medical and especially to buy products that are simply unavailable in smaller regional towns.
August 14, 2025 at 9:23 AM
I cannot accept that is factual and I doubt many in the regions would too. From personal experience, as someone who has moved from a city to a rural area, I travel a lot further for groceries, medical and especially to buy products that are simply unavailable in smaller regional towns.
Disproportionately negatively affects regional & rural folk who have no alternatives to driving greater distances to obtain services and food. There are no trains and hardly a bus in most regional areas due to lack of foresight and leadership in regions. This MUST be factored into road use charges
August 14, 2025 at 1:10 AM
Disproportionately negatively affects regional & rural folk who have no alternatives to driving greater distances to obtain services and food. There are no trains and hardly a bus in most regional areas due to lack of foresight and leadership in regions. This MUST be factored into road use charges
Follow the money … I’m “betting” there’s donations aplenty from somewhere!
August 11, 2025 at 2:12 AM
Follow the money … I’m “betting” there’s donations aplenty from somewhere!