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Barely Legal 43 (2004)
Quite possibly the hottest tape in this scorching series! Barely Legal #43 boasts more cutie pies with pink cunt pies than ever before! More tight little tushes and tiny tatas! More blowjobs, more anal, more hardcore! Join baby faced barely legals as they ditch classes to learn life's truly important lessons: like Deep Throating 101, Principles of Pussy Licking, Introductory Ass-Reaming. A girl's education is so important!
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Quite possibly the hottest tape in this scorching series! Barely Legal #43 boasts more cutie pies with pink cunt pies than ever before! More tight little tushes and tiny tatas! More blowjobs, more anal, more hardcore! Join baby faced barely legals as they ditch classes to learn life's truly important lessons: like Deep Throating 101, Principles of Pussy Licking, Introductory Ass-Reaming. A girl's education is so important!
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Clive McLean
In Theaters:1/14/2004
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Hustler Video
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