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5 Eurobabes in Mini Skirts (2010)

Is there anything more beautiful on this planet than a gorgeous gal in a small tartan skirt showing her legs and a flash of knicker? No! 5 euro tarts in miniskirts get what’s cumming to them: dribbling anal and vaginal cream pies, dp’s and gapes. Starring maxi euro sluts: Milla, Jenny, Angel Rivas and Kitty, born to wear miniskirts and born to get cock in every hole. There is a knee jerkingly good scene from Asian porn god, Kenee Styles knobbing Rosee in a cute little skirt way above her knee. Miniskirts = maxi sluts.
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Is there anything more beautiful on this planet than a gorgeous gal in a small tartan skirt showing her legs and a flash of knicker? No! 5 euro tarts in miniskirts get what’s cumming to them: dribbling anal and vaginal cream pies, dp’s and gapes. Starring maxi euro sluts: Milla, Jenny, Angel Rivas and Kitty, born to wear miniskirts and born to get cock in every hole. There is a knee jerkingly good scene from Asian porn god, Kenee Styles knobbing Rosee in a cute little skirt way above her knee. Miniskirts = maxi sluts.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:John Walton
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In Theaters:6/1/2010
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:Private

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