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Enormous black chicks are here and waiting for you to take care of them! Slutty bitches with a sweet tooth for hot sperm that know how to make it clap and clap and clap! These babes are all well over the 270 pound range and they are proud of it! Be sure to check out every single square inch of Daphne Daniels, Betty Blac and Delilah Black as they shake, shimmy and screw their way to you!
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Enormous black chicks are here and waiting for you to take care of them! Slutty bitches with a sweet tooth for hot sperm that know how to make it clap and clap and clap! These babes are all well over the 270 pound range and they are proud of it! Be sure to check out every single square inch of Daphne Daniels, Betty Blac and Delilah Black as they shake, shimmy and screw their way to you!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/7/2013
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Heatwave Video
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