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18 and Nasty 12 (2002)
18 and Nasty.... all of these barely legal sluts are so wet that you won't believe it. Mattie was scared to work with T.T. Boy, but she ended up loving his super huge cock. Jezzere lost her I.D. and couldn't buy cigarettes, but a complete stranger could and he ended up getting a huge sexual favor in return. Mehlia's innocence was lost long ago when the next-door neighbor jumped her fence. See Summer and Gina in their first scenes.
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18 and Nasty.... all of these barely legal sluts are so wet that you won't believe it. Mattie was scared to work with T.T. Boy, but she ended up loving his super huge cock. Jezzere lost her I.D. and couldn't buy cigarettes, but a complete stranger could and he ended up getting a huge sexual favor in return. Mehlia's innocence was lost long ago when the next-door neighbor jumped her fence. See Summer and Gina in their first scenes.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/1/2002
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:T.T. Boy Productions
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