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Bi Sex Party 3: Dream Team (2007)

Eromaxx presents another unprecedented bisex orgy party sure to have you weak in the knees! Bi guy Carlo awakes to find his apartment flooded with the hottest guys and girls he's ever seen, followed by a big, buff stripper coming out to shake his stuff and soon everyone's grabbing the nearest guy or girl and going to town! Over 20 sexy partiers get it on in every conceivable way with whomever they want and anything goes! There's so much insane bisex action jam-packed into this two-hour video that even after you've seen it, you still won't believe it!
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Eromaxx presents another unprecedented bisex orgy party sure to have you weak in the knees! Bi guy Carlo awakes to find his apartment flooded with the hottest guys and girls he's ever seen, followed by a big, buff stripper coming out to shake his stuff and soon everyone's grabbing the nearest guy or girl and going to town! Over 20 sexy partiers get it on in every conceivable way with whomever they want and anything goes! There's so much insane bisex action jam-packed into this two-hour video that even after you've seen it, you still won't believe it!

Rating:NR
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Directed By:Bob Marshal
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In Theaters:5/1/2007
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:EroMaxx

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