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A Job for Jenna (2011)
Jenna Haze is a naughty teen, hungry to explore the perverted needs of her sexy male teacher. She is learning how delicious it is to have a hot, wet tongue tickle her forbidden places, like deep in her puckering tight holes. She teases and pleases, exploring sexual situations over her head, on a fast track to discovering the wildness of nasty perversions.
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Jenna Haze is a naughty teen, hungry to explore the perverted needs of her sexy male teacher. She is learning how delicious it is to have a hot, wet tongue tickle her forbidden places, like deep in her puckering tight holes. She teases and pleases, exploring sexual situations over her head, on a fast track to discovering the wildness of nasty perversions.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/29/2011
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Digital Playground
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