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Asses of Face Destruction 9 (2010)
Fans who get off on watching bitchy, big-butted beauties humiliate submissive guys with verbal abuse and fierce face-sitting, come to attention ... you know who you are. And Roman Video has your dream DVD. Asses Of Face Destruction 9 presents five nasty scenarios starring dominant divas who know how to wield their caustic vocabularies and plump, curvy cheeks to subjugate meek mooks.
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Fans who get off on watching bitchy, big-butted beauties humiliate submissive guys with verbal abuse and fierce face-sitting, come to attention ... you know who you are. And Roman Video has your dream DVD. Asses Of Face Destruction 9 presents five nasty scenarios starring dominant divas who know how to wield their caustic vocabularies and plump, curvy cheeks to subjugate meek mooks.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/5/2010
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel
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