<human>: This past weekend I photobombed a group of 4 60ish-year-old guys at a football game. I was in the background of their shot - picking my nose and making a face - on purpose. They didnt realize at first and sent it to someone, who then must have seen me and relayed back the false claim that I was flipping them off. The photographer then freaked out at me, shouting "did you really have to do that!?" and calling me an asshole. I denied it and played dumb, and when he offered to show me the photo I informed him (upon inspection) that I was just picking my nose. He seemed to calm down a bit after discovering I really wasnt flipping him off, but then his friend chimed in, taking my photo now with his phone and saying "douchebag" as he pressed capture. I asked that guy why he wouldnt just take another picture? Its not as if I had wasted actual film, and they were in the exact same position as the initial photo just 10 minutes before. I feel that their reaction was over dramatic, but I did apologize. I also should have owned the fact that it was a prank, but nontheless I think it spoiled the afternoon and I just dont know how to feel about it. Thoughts anyone?

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<bot>: I photobombed some 60 year olds at a football game and they didnt find the humor in it. Was it really that wrong?