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Blacks on Tommy Lima (2009)

This is film is a great collection of Tommy Lima doing what he does best. He takes big, black cock after big, black cock up his white hole and down his throat. Wearing a jockstrap through the entire movie makes it obvious that he's got nothing on his mind but bottoming and that's just what he does. Tommy Lima is a world-class bottom and this film from Alexander Pictures showcases just how good he is at putting his ass up in the air and servicing all the black cock he can find.
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This is film is a great collection of Tommy Lima doing what he does best. He takes big, black cock after big, black cock up his white hole and down his throat. Wearing a jockstrap through the entire movie makes it obvious that he's got nothing on his mind but bottoming and that's just what he does. Tommy Lima is a world-class bottom and this film from Alexander Pictures showcases just how good he is at putting his ass up in the air and servicing all the black cock he can find.

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Directed By:Alexander
Written By:Alexander
In Theaters:11/10/2009
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Alexander Pictures

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