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Baby Got Boobs 4 (2010)

When Audrey and Memphis excuse themselves from the party to go to the bathroom; Charles decides to spy on them to find out what really happens in there. Jenna almost dies in an accident and is saved by a doctor who uses bionic parts. A freak side effect is that she can fuck any man into submission. Have you ever worked in the cable industry? It's really hard and you get fucked all the time. It seems to make you irresistible. This video illustrates my point.
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When Audrey and Memphis excuse themselves from the party to go to the bathroom; Charles decides to spy on them to find out what really happens in there. Jenna almost dies in an accident and is saved by a doctor who uses bionic parts. A freak side effect is that she can fuck any man into submission. Have you ever worked in the cable industry? It's really hard and you get fucked all the time. It seems to make you irresistible. This video illustrates my point.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:7/29/2010
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Runtime:219 minutes
Studio:Brazzers

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