Once in Maths class I told my friend about the "2 Goats and a Car behind 3 doors" maths problem. It's hard to explain shortly, but basically it's just that there's a way to get a 2 in 3 chance of getting the car instead of a 2 in 3 chance of getting a goat.
He said that my theory was wrong, and that it would always be more chance of getting a goat, so we asked our teacher and for the rest of the maths class we repeatedly played out the problem, and proved that my theory was right. The guy still refuses to believe that it works though.
TheStickman said:
I keep telling my friends that Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds isn't about LSD. (Oh, really? You noticed that it spells out LSD? Good for you, now go sit in the corner until you have proof that beats Snopes) I just ignore them if they bring it up now.
Oh God, that's happened to me as well. That seems to be the only argument they give "IT SPELLS OUT LSD SO IT MUST BE ABOUT DRUGS!"