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Big Black Shaft 2 (2004)
The biggest, baddest, thickest black "members" anywhere. Sexcyone is back with his huge, powerful big black shaft. Along comes Anaconda, who joins the team with his piece. Then we have Jay Jones bringing it home with his long tool. there are muscles everywhere in this one. T-Rodd and Wood lay it down in the office, we see Juice introduced to Sexcyone's new sling and also DeKarlo, who takes it all and then some.
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The biggest, baddest, thickest black "members" anywhere. Sexcyone is back with his huge, powerful big black shaft. Along comes Anaconda, who joins the team with his piece. Then we have Jay Jones bringing it home with his long tool. there are muscles everywhere in this one. T-Rodd and Wood lay it down in the office, we see Juice introduced to Sexcyone's new sling and also DeKarlo, who takes it all and then some.
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In Theaters:5/4/2004
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Bacchus Releasing
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