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Boomer Has A Big Fat Dick (2016)

BOOM! Our new exclusive Boomer Banks has got it all: a beautifully toned, inked-up body, a great head on his shoulders... and a huge, massive cock! He fits right in with our stable of confident (and well endowed) gentlemen that love to showcase their sexuality. Enjoy one of the hottest stars working today!
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BOOM! Our new exclusive Boomer Banks has got it all: a beautifully toned, inked-up body, a great head on his shoulders... and a huge, massive cock! He fits right in with our stable of confident (and well endowed) gentlemen that love to showcase their sexuality. Enjoy one of the hottest stars working today!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Jake Jaxson
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In Theaters:10/14/2016
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Cocky Boys

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