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Bare Naked Surfers (2007)

Ever drive by the beach and see a surfer sitting on his board waiting to catch the next perfect wave? Have you eve spent the day at the beach and watched as surfers hang out with their buddies and fantasized about the hottest guys there & what it would be like to see them give each other a blow job for the first time? Watch as these "straight surfers" experience life on the other side of the board by "taking it" from a surf buddy. These "board stiff" straight surfers are going places they have never been before and now you get to see al of it in one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year.
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Ever drive by the beach and see a surfer sitting on his board waiting to catch the next perfect wave? Have you eve spent the day at the beach and watched as surfers hang out with their buddies and fantasized about the hottest guys there & what it would be like to see them give each other a blow job for the first time? Watch as these "straight surfers" experience life on the other side of the board by "taking it" from a surf buddy. These "board stiff" straight surfers are going places they have never been before and now you get to see al of it in one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Clark Kent
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In Theaters:4/28/2007
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Runtime:174 minutes
Studio:U.S. Male

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