Bunny ears
Putting two fingers up in the shape of a "V" behind your friend's head has a dark origin.
- In the Middle Ages, the bunny ear gesture was used to shame a man whose wife was unfaithful.
- The hand sign may also symbolise donkey ears - a common insult in Medieval times.
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