Anal Annie Just Can't Say No (1985)
Have the tables turned on our ever willing blonde bombshell? In this episode of the Anal Annie series, Annie finds herself in situation after situation in which she is the one who is learning new tricks (a difficult thing for Annie). But then, look at who is teaching her. Annie's old friend Jamie Gillis (playing himself) turns the tables on her in his quest for new thrills and the action reaches a fever pitch that even Annie can't resist.
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Have the tables turned on our ever willing blonde bombshell? In this episode of the Anal Annie series, Annie finds herself in situation after situation in which she is the one who is learning new tricks (a difficult thing for Annie). But then, look at who is teaching her. Annie's old friend Jamie Gillis (playing himself) turns the tables on her in his quest for new thrills and the action reaches a fever pitch that even Annie can't resist.
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