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Blow Me Sandwich 6 (2005)

Eat fresh! A sandwich just isn't a sandwich without a fresh pair of savory sluts stacked tall and piled high on your meat. It's no wonder why Blow Me Sandwiches are all the rage. They're the original drool-drenched double-BJ that will satisfy your hunger for hardcore cock and ball sucking. Our recipe for rod-rising raunch: Two babes with moist mouths sandwich your stiff salami and eagerly devour every morsel of man meat in each succulent scene. Taste the treat everyone's talking about...it's cum-coaxing cocksucking cuisine any way you slice it!
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Eat fresh! A sandwich just isn't a sandwich without a fresh pair of savory sluts stacked tall and piled high on your meat. It's no wonder why Blow Me Sandwiches are all the rage. They're the original drool-drenched double-BJ that will satisfy your hunger for hardcore cock and ball sucking. Our recipe for rod-rising raunch: Two babes with moist mouths sandwich your stiff salami and eagerly devour every morsel of man meat in each succulent scene. Taste the treat everyone's talking about...it's cum-coaxing cocksucking cuisine any way you slice it!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Greg Alves
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In Theaters:1/20/2005
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Zero Tolerance

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