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Bangin' Ass Bitches (2011)
Six big-bootied babes make their cans clap, and then they grind on some big dicks, too! Watch as newcomers Gizelle, Gemini, Diamond, Aaliyah, Briella and Kelli shake, jiggle and bounce their junk and then use their mouths, hands, pussies and snug assholes to milk tons of cum from the studs' cocks. Their asses are bangin' and they are, too!
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Six big-bootied babes make their cans clap, and then they grind on some big dicks, too! Watch as newcomers Gizelle, Gemini, Diamond, Aaliyah, Briella and Kelli shake, jiggle and bounce their junk and then use their mouths, hands, pussies and snug assholes to milk tons of cum from the studs' cocks. Their asses are bangin' and they are, too!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/2011
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Runtime:124 minutes
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