10+ People Who Will Go To Any Lengths To Prove A Point

The dedication it would require to make those squares in the dirt so uniform is astounding! Truly, you are a man with far too much time on his hands, yet one who knows exactly the value of that time.

I'd maybe consider going the shop to prove a point should the occasion arrive, but going the South Pole is a different level of commitment that I simply lack.

Am I the only one who has absolutely no idea what this Pepsi bottle is? I don't know why, but I really want one. Although considering the age of this one I think my chances are slim.

I admire the commitment, but I think I'd miss things like sunlight too much — but hey, the rickets will only further prove your commitment to the cause!

Never, I repeat never, underestimate the lengths a British person will go to to prove they are right.

Sure, it might just be for how many toothpicks you can fit in your beard, but I bet it took a long time and a lot of dedication — and I cannot believe that I have found myself defending the validity of a man putting thousands of toothpicks into his facial hair.

I mean sure I'd be locking my doors from then on if I didn't already. The main thing that confuses me about this is the comic-sans-esque font that says 'Gotcha!' It looks more like the font a clown would use to advertise shows.

I really think it ties the room together! I also cannot imagine how long it must have taken to stack them so that they're structurally sound.

Apparently not urinating in bottles and then throwing them in the trash needs to be emphasized to some people... what has the world come to were people are too lazy to walk to the toilet in a dorm?

My personal favourite, not only did he go to immense lengths to prove a point, but he did it with a doggo in a life-vest. You're living the dream man!

Imagine going into the cake shop and asking them to actually put that on a cake. I can just imagine a jaded looking professional baker regretting so many years of culinary school as they ice "YAY YOU FARTED!" onto a cake.

There is a lot of emotion in this one, and it's one hell of a way to state your case writing it on the side of a bus-shelter. Also, there's something about the way the line breaks are structured which made me read this as though it were some sort of abstract poem.

It is physically painful to read this. Someone really needs to tell these guys (and I'm sure it has been highlighted to them already) that this really isn't how to go about proving a point. Really not 'coo' guys.

Well you did it I guess, lot of effort to go into your boss though... I bet your co-workers love you.

No matter how high you climb in the academic world, it all boils down to the simple statement of: "Can you fit your fist in your mouth though?"

To go to the lengths of actually having a card printed with this on makes me dread to think how many times he must have been asked that question!

I feel like I need to know what the Dalai Lama is saying to him here to really appreciate what is happening in this photo.

Why would someone need to steal 29 plants? I also have no idea of the current state of plant economics so I have no idea if 29 plants would cost a lot or not.

This bi-headed bovine was born back in the 1980s but died just ten minutes after its (their?) birth. But just in case anyone might doubt this ever happened in the first place, the farmer (and this poster's grandfather), had them stuffed.

Course, she didn't exactly prove her point when that ticket turned out to be worth $1 million. So maybe in this case, it was her husband's point that was proven?

So naturally, he climbed inside. And I gotta say, I'm impressed. I just hope he does this little cupboard test for every house he works on.

And she actually ended up doing just that, resulting in her brother being released from prison. To make this story even more incredible, she was a high school dropout.

Somehow, they let him pull out three bowling pins and proceed to juggle them to prove his point. Notice that cop filming? Yeah, they definitely got a show over this traffic stop.

Personally, I'm a fan of the blue one. But that green one is also pretty nice. And you can never go wrong with gray. I don't know what she's talking about, I see plenty of colors here.

Pam from The Office was happy to let this guy know he was wrong and that it was in fact his friend who was in the right.

He sent 4-question surveys to over 100 well-known authors of the time, receiving answers back from 75 of them. The results? No, most authors don't actually add symbolic content to their books. I knew it!

I think you know where this is going.

Just a few days later, he discovered $5000 had been taken from his account and donated to a charity in his name. Honestly, I'd say that's the best possible outcome from him trying to make such a stupid point.

You gotta admit, this is a pretty legit diagram. I particularly love the call-out on that "small selfish dog" because it's not just the SO who takes up more space than necessary on the bed.

Yep, I'd say that's about as much proof as that boss needs.

Thankfully, his friends were more than willing to help him out and assisted him in staging this comfy bed photo-op which I'm sure was exactly what his girlfriend needed to believe him.

"Photoshop didn't exist in 1945." You've got a point there, Doug. How could anyone not believe this? His logic and supporting evidence are both just so airtight.

Honestly, I can definitely see myself achieving this level of pettiness in my old age. I will do also do just about anything to prove a point.

I'd have had to spill something on those howling feet, or cough on them at least. This kind of stuff reminds me of why I hate airplanes, and people who use meditation as a justification for being lazy and ignorant.

That's one way to let the public know what a person is really like I guess! I wonder how many people actually stopped to take heed.