ATK Hairy: Luv Those Lips 6 (2011)
I love a girl with big lips and I am not talking about the ones on her face. Big juicy meatflaps are what I look for in a woman. Luv Those Lips 6 introduces you to Susanna who has amazing lips and when they are stretched out they remind me of butterfly wings. Sammy Grand and Simone are back to remind you that beef curtains are sexy.
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I love a girl with big lips and I am not talking about the ones on her face. Big juicy meatflaps are what I look for in a woman. Luv Those Lips 6 introduces you to Susanna who has amazing lips and when they are stretched out they remind me of butterfly wings. Sammy Grand and Simone are back to remind you that beef curtains are sexy.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/23/2011
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Runtime:191 minutes
Studio:ATKingdom
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