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Barely 18 31 (2006)

Six naughty little teen tramps came to Sin City Teen and told us they were trying to break into the adult film industry, and now we're calling their bluff! Our camera crew follows our well hung studs as they barge into their homes, tear off their panties and fuck the living daylights out of these young baby faced little sluts., drilling their asses and pussies with rock hard cocks until they scream, DP'ing them into oblivion, and then shoot hot loads of sticky cum all over their little faces. This is the nastiest casting call ever seen, and we know you're going to love it.
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Six naughty little teen tramps came to Sin City Teen and told us they were trying to break into the adult film industry, and now we're calling their bluff! Our camera crew follows our well hung studs as they barge into their homes, tear off their panties and fuck the living daylights out of these young baby faced little sluts., drilling their asses and pussies with rock hard cocks until they scream, DP'ing them into oblivion, and then shoot hot loads of sticky cum all over their little faces. This is the nastiest casting call ever seen, and we know you're going to love it.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Sammy Slater
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In Theaters:12/13/2006
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:Sin City

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