I love the tomato juice story from The Man Who Loved Only Numbers: > Graham was not the only one who had to put up with Erdös's kitchen antics. "Once I spent a

I love the tomato juice story from The Man Who Loved Only Numbers: > Graham was not the only one who had to put up with Erdös's kitchen antics. "Once I spent a few days with Paul," said Janos Path, a fellow Hungarian emigre. "When I entered the kitchen in the evening, I was met with a horrible sight. The floor was covered by pools of blood-like red liquid. The trail led to the refrigerator. I opened the door, and to my great surprise saw a carton of tomato juice on its side with a gaping hole. Paul must have felt thirsty and, after some reflection, decided to get the juice out of the carton by stabbing it with a big knife." http://movies2.nytimes.com/books/first/h/hoffman-man.html http://movies2.nytimes.com/books/first/h/hoffman-man.html