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Penthouse Forum brings true stories to life and today you get to go on a sexual journey with naughty sitters. You know the ones. They come to your car dressed in short shorts, teasing you with their sexy legs and cheap fruity perfume. But it's you that gets the last laugh as you drive them home for the night. It's your cock they crave cause they know you'll fuck them like a real man.
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Penthouse Forum brings true stories to life and today you get to go on a sexual journey with naughty sitters. You know the ones. They come to your car dressed in short shorts, teasing you with their sexy legs and cheap fruity perfume. But it's you that gets the last laugh as you drive them home for the night. It's your cock they crave cause they know you'll fuck them like a real man.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/1/2012
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Penthouse
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