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100% Real Swingers: Kentucky - Old Glory
In true 100% Real Swingers fashion, Phil Varone searches the US and finds swingers in the unlikeliest of places, and in this episode he finds himself in the great state of Kentucky. We're sure you'll be as shocked as Phil was when you see that Kentucky is not only a hot bed for swingers, but home for some of the hottest and naughtiest you'll ever see. With orgies, sex trains, squirting and the first ever glory hole in the Phil's travels, this is truly the Kentucky Derby of swing!
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In true 100% Real Swingers fashion, Phil Varone searches the US and finds swingers in the unlikeliest of places, and in this episode he finds himself in the great state of Kentucky. We're sure you'll be as shocked as Phil was when you see that Kentucky is not only a hot bed for swingers, but home for some of the hottest and naughtiest you'll ever see. With orgies, sex trains, squirting and the first ever glory hole in the Phil's travels, this is truly the Kentucky Derby of swing!
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