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Asslicious (2009)

With the debut of the series "Asslicious", Digital Playground introduces a new name in high-end, hardcore gonzo entertainment for big ass and anal lovers. Alexis Texas bounces her iconic booty for the camera before allowing Scott Nails to plunge deep inside of her. Kelly Divine opens up her back door to Mick Blue, and Mackenzee Pierce's ass is ravaged by the tag-team duo of James Deen and Scott. Andi Anderson and Olga Cabaeva join in the extreme anal fun, making "Asslicious" absolutely delicious! "Asslicious" customers are always urged to park in the rear!
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With the debut of the series "Asslicious", Digital Playground introduces a new name in high-end, hardcore gonzo entertainment for big ass and anal lovers. Alexis Texas bounces her iconic booty for the camera before allowing Scott Nails to plunge deep inside of her. Kelly Divine opens up her back door to Mick Blue, and Mackenzee Pierce's ass is ravaged by the tag-team duo of James Deen and Scott. Andi Anderson and Olga Cabaeva join in the extreme anal fun, making "Asslicious" absolutely delicious! "Asslicious" customers are always urged to park in the rear!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Robby D.
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In Theaters:11/17/2009
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Digital Playground

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