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5 Guy Cream Pie 8 (2004)
Welcome to our 'exotic girls' edition. Sabine and Lyla are Hawaiian, and Sabina is Mexican. All three have beautiful brown skin, chocolate nipples and roast beef pussy lips. Mmm-mmm good! But these dishes are missing one thing: cream filling! That's where the five mooks come in. They are led out of the alleys and into the studio, blinking defensively under the bright lights. They are told to fill the pretty young girl before them with their genetic waste. Only when the girl is overflowing with their sperm cells can she consider her purpose in life fulfilled.
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Welcome to our 'exotic girls' edition. Sabine and Lyla are Hawaiian, and Sabina is Mexican. All three have beautiful brown skin, chocolate nipples and roast beef pussy lips. Mmm-mmm good! But these dishes are missing one thing: cream filling! That's where the five mooks come in. They are led out of the alleys and into the studio, blinking defensively under the bright lights. They are told to fill the pretty young girl before them with their genetic waste. Only when the girl is overflowing with their sperm cells can she consider her purpose in life fulfilled.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/23/2004
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Kick Ass Pictures
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