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Blow Some My Way (1975)
Annie Sprinkle models for the Hump cigarette company's new "Blow Some My Way" ad campaign. The slogan attracts prudish protesters and the company must demonstrate just what they mean by "blow".
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Annie Sprinkle models for the Hump cigarette company's new "Blow Some My Way" ad campaign. The slogan attracts prudish protesters and the company must demonstrate just what they mean by "blow".
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:1/1/1975
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Runtime:58 minutes
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