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Band of Lovers (2005)

Our 100th video release, Band Of Lovers, brings together some of Active Duty’s all-time hottest guys. It also brings back two of our older models, Cowboy and Marcus, who had just returned from Iraq when we made this video. Bringing together the most guys (seven guys total) we’ve ever featured in a video Band Of Lovers is a great mix of some of our hottest guys. And the way it all unfolds is really fun to watch.
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Our 100th video release, Band Of Lovers, brings together some of Active Duty’s all-time hottest guys. It also brings back two of our older models, Cowboy and Marcus, who had just returned from Iraq when we made this video. Bringing together the most guys (seven guys total) we’ve ever featured in a video Band Of Lovers is a great mix of some of our hottest guys. And the way it all unfolds is really fun to watch.

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Directed By:Dink Flamingo
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In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Active Duty

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