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Blow Me Sandwich 2 (2003)
Ahhhh, the great outdoors! What better place to have a picnic and enjoy the port of cum-swapping. The menu today? Mouth watering blow-me sandwiches, piled high with moist man-meat and gooey gobs of our secret sauce. We're serving up a delicious 7-course meal, loaded with 2 hot sluts slurping 1 huge cock in every steamy scene. And for desert a refreshing frothy facial creaming of course!
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Ahhhh, the great outdoors! What better place to have a picnic and enjoy the port of cum-swapping. The menu today? Mouth watering blow-me sandwiches, piled high with moist man-meat and gooey gobs of our secret sauce. We're serving up a delicious 7-course meal, loaded with 2 hot sluts slurping 1 huge cock in every steamy scene. And for desert a refreshing frothy facial creaming of course!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:9/5/2003
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Zero Tolerance
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