[QUOTE=Musicat]
guess which smartass did that before retouching. .
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I’m going for the guy in the front row right side with the blue shirt and sun glasses…
Or..
Maybe the guy in the back row center, looking off to his right.
Allright; who was it?
[QUOTE=Argent Towers]
I vividly remember the “horny” connotations of the bunny ears from when I was a kid. I can’t believe this is coming back to me now. When I was in 3rd and 4th grade, I was told that bunny ears means “I want to see you in bed in 10 minutes” and “moose ears” (both hands outstretched and joined at the thumbs - obviously they meant moose antlers) meant “I want to see you naked in bed in 10 minutes.” Yes, those were the actual phrases I was told. No, I’m not making this up, no, I’m not crazy.
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You’re not making it up, and while you still might be crazy, I vividly remember that as well. Not in those words, but the association was that you do it to a person you like romantically. However, this was an early 1990’s childhood in Russia, so I don’t know what to make of this.
Edit: Also of note is that in Russian, the idiom “to give horns to somebody” means to cheat on them in a relationship. (usually marriage).
[QUOTE=Sigene]
I’m going for the guy in the front row right side with the blue shirt and sun glasses…
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Not sure which one you mean. The guy with the cowboy hat or hatless? Right in pic or from their POV?
Nope. Did you think he looked sheepish or suspicious or is he a relative? 
[QUOTE=Musicat]
Not sure which one you mean. The guy with the cowboy hat or hatless? Right in pic or from their POV?
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The guy in the right of the picture without the hat. His right arm seems a little stretched out behind the guy holding the polar bear
On edit: I enlarged the picture and see his right hand in his pocket. SHIT wrong again. Say,…it isn’t that sweet lady on the far right of the picture with the cloud sweater…couldn’t be.
I give up.