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There is bataille eroticisma man riding the subway in Hong Kong, while managing to twist his body in amazing contortions, such as putting one leg behind his head.

Pictures of him, posted to a public Facebook group on Hong Kong, have gone viral. And it seems he's been spotted by more than one person.

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After the initial picture was posted, other Facebook users replied in the comments with pictures of what appears to be the same guy.

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And here are pictures from a third user, Dan Kong, who said: "It's him again."

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While it's unconfirmed that it's the same guy across all the pictures, it appears at least that he's wearing the same outfit in images posted by two different Facebook users.

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[h/t Coconuts]

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