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Big Bodacious Knockers 6 (2009)

Jessica is a nasty euro-slut with a sweet pink pussy, a sexy butthole and huge natural titties! Marilyn is a dirty slut from Dallas with natural 36D knockers that loves getting oiled up and fucked! Nikki changed her last name to Sexx because she fucking and sucking are her best skills! Sophie Dee has been around for awhile, but she's back with a brand new set of gigantic ta-tas. Ami works as a stripper back home in Tennessee, but when she comes to Porn Valley she earns her money by getting her pussy stretched by big hard cocks!
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Jessica is a nasty euro-slut with a sweet pink pussy, a sexy butthole and huge natural titties! Marilyn is a dirty slut from Dallas with natural 36D knockers that loves getting oiled up and fucked! Nikki changed her last name to Sexx because she fucking and sucking are her best skills! Sophie Dee has been around for awhile, but she's back with a brand new set of gigantic ta-tas. Ami works as a stripper back home in Tennessee, but when she comes to Porn Valley she earns her money by getting her pussy stretched by big hard cocks!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chucky Sleaze
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In Theaters:8/18/2009
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Lethal Hardcore

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