In Douglas Adams''So Long And Thanks For All The Fish', Wonko the Sane resided either outside or inside, depending on your point of view, an inside-out house th

In Douglas Adams''So Long And Thanks For All The Fish', Wonko the Sane resided either outside or inside, depending on your point of view, an inside-out house that he had built as an asylum for the world, after reading the instructions on a packet of toothpicks.