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LONDON -- It's that time of year again.

Everyone knows that trousers (or pants,eroticism dark if you're America) are a cumbersome, abrasive burden, so it's only right that one day a year we get to dispense with them altogether for our daily commute.

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SEE ALSO: London strips down to celebrate 'no trousers day'

No Trousers Tube Ride Day is a glorious tradition started in New York back in 2002, which quickly spread to other countries when people realised just how much fun not wearing trousers on public transport can be.

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Here are some highlights from the London's 2017 'No Trousers Tube Ride':

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Here's to another year of trouserless transport.

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