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Blue-Eyed Combat Cock (2004)
Check out two, hot, blue-eyed, and horsehung boytoys, a sailor dressed in white and a marine flyboy in his skintight flight suit as they star in this salute to the super studs serving in the military!! Hot, young, naked, military stud solo-sets combined with an inter-service fuckfest you won't believe
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Check out two, hot, blue-eyed, and horsehung boytoys, a sailor dressed in white and a marine flyboy in his skintight flight suit as they star in this salute to the super studs serving in the military!! Hot, young, naked, military stud solo-sets combined with an inter-service fuckfest you won't believe
Rating:R
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In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Miami Studios
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