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Ashlynn & Friends 8 (2009)

Welcome to the newest installment in hot action in Ashlynn & Friends. Watch as Ally Ann, Megan Reece, Mia Lina and Sara Stone suck and fuck in every position known to man. Over 2 and a half hours of some of the sweetest and freshest pussies in the business begging to be penetrated by a hard cock! And don't forget about Ashlynn Brooke as Ramon Nomar gives her luscious cunt a pounding she will never forget. So buckle in and get ready for the ride of your life, because Ashlynn and her friends are on the prowl and will not stop until their daily dose of cum is quenched!
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Welcome to the newest installment in hot action in Ashlynn & Friends. Watch as Ally Ann, Megan Reece, Mia Lina and Sara Stone suck and fuck in every position known to man. Over 2 and a half hours of some of the sweetest and freshest pussies in the business begging to be penetrated by a hard cock! And don't forget about Ashlynn Brooke as Ramon Nomar gives her luscious cunt a pounding she will never forget. So buckle in and get ready for the ride of your life, because Ashlynn and her friends are on the prowl and will not stop until their daily dose of cum is quenched!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Eddie Powell
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In Theaters:4/30/2009
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Runtime:154 minutes
Studio:Digital Sin

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