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Bareback Pyjama Party (2012)
These boys are ready for their first slumber party on there's only one thing on their mind and it isn't . Watch four scenes with nine sleazy twinks get restless in their bags; get hard underneath their Pajamas and frisky when their parents went to . Midnight snacks lead to creamy endings, hide n seek turns into hide the meat and spin the bottle ends up into ray spit roast.What a hell of a party for these boys.
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These boys are ready for their first slumber party on there's only one thing on their mind and it isn't . Watch four scenes with nine sleazy twinks get restless in their bags; get hard underneath their Pajamas and frisky when their parents went to . Midnight snacks lead to creamy endings, hide n seek turns into hide the meat and spin the bottle ends up into ray spit roast.What a hell of a party for these boys.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/14/2012
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:EuroBoy, Millivres Prowler Ltd.
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