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Blown Out Holes (2016)
We have all sorts of young men in the House. Some are frat boys with a minor infractions. Some are fresh out of prison on parole. Some, unfortunately, have a jail sentence in the near future. The one thing all of our boys have in common, though, is that within a week of staying with us, their assholes are completely blown out. Why? Because our House Managers take every opportunity to bareback these fucking douchebags. They get passed around and turned into our own personal bitches. And if they don't like it? Well, there's two alternatives: on the curb or behind bars.
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We have all sorts of young men in the House. Some are frat boys with a minor infractions. Some are fresh out of prison on parole. Some, unfortunately, have a jail sentence in the near future. The one thing all of our boys have in common, though, is that within a week of staying with us, their assholes are completely blown out. Why? Because our House Managers take every opportunity to bareback these fucking douchebags. They get passed around and turned into our own personal bitches. And if they don't like it? Well, there's two alternatives: on the curb or behind bars.
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In Theaters:1/1/2016
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Boys Halfway House
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