/li> 8 comments How long is too long? This is the question that troubles the conscientious guest. Julian Assange, the notably unconscientious founder of WikiLeaks, invited himself to stay at the Ecuadorian Embassy in Knightsbridge on June 19. It is now exactly a fortnight later, yet he shows no signs of moving. He is, by all accounts, an awkward sort of guest. In his book about Assange, his former second-in-command, Daniel Domscheit-Berg, lists many of his irritating characteristics, any of which might drive even the most pliable host up the wall. Julian Assange: Just how long does he plan to sleep in the Ecuadorian Embassy? Here are Julian Assange’s ten most annoying habits, with additional comments from Domscheit-Berg: 1. He doesn’t say ‘hello’, he says ‘hoi’. 2. He also likes to say: ‘How goes?’ 3. He enjoys sliding down bannisters. 4. He prefers to eat with his hands. ‘Julian often behaved as though he had been raised by wolves rather than by other human bei