"Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile" Brings a Big Surprise
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Asstravaganza 3 (2007)
It's an all-anal extravaganza for all you booty-busting lovers out there! Come and watch your favorite girls get fucked up the ass and around the corner. We've got Jamie Elle, Rebeca Linares, Jeanie Marie, Sasha Grey, Nicole Sheridan, Simony, and more getting poked in their third eye, and with over 5 hours of anal lovin' and chocolate shovin', you won't find any ass better than this!
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It's an all-anal extravaganza for all you booty-busting lovers out there! Come and watch your favorite girls get fucked up the ass and around the corner. We've got Jamie Elle, Rebeca Linares, Jeanie Marie, Sasha Grey, Nicole Sheridan, Simony, and more getting poked in their third eye, and with over 5 hours of anal lovin' and chocolate shovin', you won't find any ass better than this!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/9/2007
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Runtime:312 minutes
Studio:Digital Sin
Cast
Director
Jamie Elle
(archive footage)
Nadia Styles
(archive footage)
Nicole Sheridan
(archive footage)
Harmony Rose
(archive footage)
Giselle Collins
(archive footage)
Angelina Crow
(archive footage)
Andy Brown
(archive footage)
Sasha Grey
(archive footage)
Katrina Kraven
(archive footage)
Luscious Lopez
(archive footage)
Janet Alfano
(archive footage)
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