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Ace in the Hole: Working Stiff 2 (2004)

Drop your drawers, grab a handful of hard-on and get ready for Studio 2000's newest cum-blaster Ace in the Hole: Working Stiff 2. Every Studio 2000 production is reason to rise but Ace in the Hole is doubly, dicklicious. You remember that the original Working Stiff starred Studio 2000's exclusive enticements Ace Hanson and D.C. Chandler. You also remember that the show ended with Hanson topping Chandler. Well, in Ace in the Hole: Working Stiff 2, these two heroically handsome heartthrobs rekindle their relationship. Only this time, believe it or not, voracious video-virgin Ace Hanson gives up his astounding ass to donkey-dicked D.C. in a flip-flop fuck that is nothing short of stratospherically sexual. Director Doug Jeffries captures this erotic event in spooge-saturated detail, which will leave you sticky, spent and smiling.
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Drop your drawers, grab a handful of hard-on and get ready for Studio 2000's newest cum-blaster Ace in the Hole: Working Stiff 2. Every Studio 2000 production is reason to rise but Ace in the Hole is doubly, dicklicious. You remember that the original Working Stiff starred Studio 2000's exclusive enticements Ace Hanson and D.C. Chandler. You also remember that the show ended with Hanson topping Chandler. Well, in Ace in the Hole: Working Stiff 2, these two heroically handsome heartthrobs rekindle their relationship. Only this time, believe it or not, voracious video-virgin Ace Hanson gives up his astounding ass to donkey-dicked D.C. in a flip-flop fuck that is nothing short of stratospherically sexual. Director Doug Jeffries captures this erotic event in spooge-saturated detail, which will leave you sticky, spent and smiling.

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Directed By:Doug Jeffries
Written By:Doug Jeffries
In Theaters:4/1/2004
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Studio 2000

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