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Barely Legal Innocence 2 (2005)

Do you have a taste for something young and sweet? Barely Legal: Innocence #2 has the cutest legal teens in the world. Our girls may by shy, but they're living out their XXX fantasies on the screen. Don't let the teen titties and baby-fat cheeks fool you - these girls crave some serious cherry-popping!Do you have a taste for something young and sweet? Barely Legal: Innocence #2 has the cutest legal teens in the world. Our girls may by shy, but they're living out their XXX fantasies on the screen. Don't let the teen titties and baby-fat cheeks fool you - these girls crave some serious cherry-popping!
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Do you have a taste for something young and sweet? Barely Legal: Innocence #2 has the cutest legal teens in the world. Our girls may by shy, but they're living out their XXX fantasies on the screen. Don't let the teen titties and baby-fat cheeks fool you - these girls crave some serious cherry-popping!Do you have a taste for something young and sweet? Barely Legal: Innocence #2 has the cutest legal teens in the world. Our girls may by shy, but they're living out their XXX fantasies on the screen. Don't let the teen titties and baby-fat cheeks fool you - these girls crave some serious cherry-popping!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Clive McLean
Written By:
In Theaters:2/7/2005
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Hustler Video

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