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Baristas (2012)
Joanna Angel and her staff of sexy baristas (Jessie Lee, Kleio, Veruca James and Krysta Kaos) need to figure out how to lure more customers into their coffeehouse the Burning Angel Coffee Hole before it becomes a parking lot! In a brilliant effort to save the store, the girls begin brewing hot servings of wet pussy lattes, vanilla tits-a-chinos and spicy, anal infused confections! Baristas. They take their coffee with extra cream.
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Joanna Angel and her staff of sexy baristas (Jessie Lee, Kleio, Veruca James and Krysta Kaos) need to figure out how to lure more customers into their coffeehouse the Burning Angel Coffee Hole before it becomes a parking lot! In a brilliant effort to save the store, the girls begin brewing hot servings of wet pussy lattes, vanilla tits-a-chinos and spicy, anal infused confections! Baristas. They take their coffee with extra cream.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:7/18/2012
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Runtime:168 minutes
Studio:Burning Angel
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