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Breaking the Rules (2008)
Tommy Anders returns in his second starring role as he goes out of his way to get laid no matter what rules are broken. The sex is intense as these hot smooth twinks, including Tristan Tyler, Devon Pryce and Kayden Daniels put the moves on each other and break all rules.
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Tommy Anders returns in his second starring role as he goes out of his way to get laid no matter what rules are broken. The sex is intense as these hot smooth twinks, including Tristan Tyler, Devon Pryce and Kayden Daniels put the moves on each other and break all rules.
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In Theaters:12/24/2008
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Helix Studios, 8teenBoy
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