"I wanted to say something that hasn't been said before," he says, before saying the sort of things about the MPs' expenses scandal that have been filling phone-ins, blogs and newspaper columns every day for the last three weeks.
On Monday night, supporters of Senator McCain filled the phone room in Woodbridge, pounding out Pennsylvania and New Jersey area codes on 18 black office phones.
A couple of weeks were filled with phone calls to friends and colleagues to explain what had happened, and I scheduled lots of lunches to catch up.
Then he returned to his home in Minneapolis, a tiny, unlighted apartment filled with phone equipment, stuffed animals, old cassette tapes, plastic toys.
Ms. Triller said she began the pages, which are filled with phone numbers and addresses of local resources, because she had ancestors who lived in those places.
He ships out 50 packages a week and is preparing 500 special holiday boxes filled with phone cards, holiday stockings, wet wipes, warm socks, blankets, games, gloves, personal letters to the troops and much more.
He filled his phone with screenshots of lighthearted distractions ("Five Signs That Someone Likes You") and elevating quotes ("Nothing is impossible, the word itself says 'I'm possible!' " — Audrey Hepburn), but it could be hard to remain optimistic.
It was filled with phone numbers, e-mail addresses and other private information.
Continuously rising death counts and terrorism events filled my phone screen.
My days were filled with phone calls to my mom, pleading with her to let me return to middle school, texts to my middle school friends, and the consumption of Oreos in the safety of my dorm room.
This means days filled with phone calls, emails and Facebook messages about home break-ins, city ordinances and code violations, schlepping to city and school board meetings, furiously scribbling notes at local events, learning and sharing about the innovative and ingenious undertakings of various La Cañada Flintridge adults and children, and lots and lots of research.
