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Birthday Boy (1988)

Chet has been holding it in all his life, and because today is his birthday, he won't have to hold it in much longer. This is the birthday on which Chet gets what he wants, and what Chet wants will be over at the house in just a few moments.
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Chet has been holding it in all his life, and because today is his birthday, he won't have to hold it in much longer. This is the birthday on which Chet gets what he wants, and what Chet wants will be over at the house in just a few moments.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Angel Rivera
Written By:Angel Rivera
In Theaters:1/1/1988
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:YMAC Video

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