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No Pants Day: global stripping craze hits Spain

Alex Dunham
Alex Dunham - [email protected] • 8 Jan, 2014 Updated Wed 8 Jan 2014 10:58 CEST
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Madrid Metro commuters hoping to break away from mundane daily travel can let loose on Wednesday by taking part in an event which is sure to raise a few eyebrows if not pulses.

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'No Pants Subway Ride' is an annual event which began as a prank by a group of New Yorkers in 2002 and has made its way to undergrounds all across the planet over the last decade.

The idea behind the winter wind-up is for trouser-less participants to get on the Metro at different stops and to act completely normal, to the surprise of baffled bystanders.

This year, Spain’s capital will hold its second 'Día sin Pantalones en el Metro', in the hope that security personnel will not interrupt the ‘celebration of silliness’ as they did last year.

Anyone can take part in the event, which will kick off at 5pm in Madrid’s Chamartín metro station, in the north of the city.

The only requirement is not to wear offensive underwear such as "thongs or very tight briefs", organizers say.

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