Recycling boxes on Richmond streets are stacked with yellow flyers, with one resident grumbling she had received at least seven or eight from the Lib Dems alone.
On Saturday morning in Adelaide, someone put the finishing touches to their "all girls must finish kindy before marriage" sign; a woman donned her cow suit painted with the message "don't halal me"; and the Australia First Party stacked their "Multiculturalism Means Death" flyers before joining a thousand other Reclaim Australia supporters in Elder Park.
Every inch is taken up with people who race around balancing conversations, demos and stacks of flyers.
"You gonna cut down a banana tree because it has too many bananas?" Eventually, the stack of flyers was depleted, and the boys headed back to Grosvenor House.
There was a large tub of pretzels and a bag of gummy bears on one table, and a stuffed-animal sheep on another atop a stack of flyers.
To let all the soup-kitchen guests know that our writers' workshop exists, I sometimes sit during lunch at a little table with a hand-lettered sign and a stack of flyers right by the exit door.
When we meet at the Royal Court, he's happily sifting through a stack of flyers for his new play, The Ritual Slaughter of Gorge Mastromas, which is just about to open.
Recently, stacks of flyers appeared on the counters of the bars we frequent on Frenchmen Street, about a mile from our home: Warning There have been several attacks in the area within the past week.
A few times a week for six months, Beattie – armed with a stack of flyers explaining the project and sporting a brightly coloured Say Hello lapel pin – would sit at a table and do his best to appear approachable.
We also brought home a quartet of frozen soft-shell crabs for ten dollars, a jar of Cajun Land Fish Fry, an unlabelled bottle of homemade strawberry wine that turned out to be delicious but produced an instantaneous headache, and a stack of flyers to give to our friends.
