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Buddy Wood's Black Tranny Hootenanny (2007)
Wham bam, it's a Black Tranny Hootenanny. In these five hot scenes, five black beauties ram their rumps around some good wood. These luscious ladies are intense hootenanny trannies that suck dick deeper and ride cock harder than any other cowgirl could. This is one hardcore black tranny stew - all from Buddy's point of view.
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Wham bam, it's a Black Tranny Hootenanny. In these five hot scenes, five black beauties ram their rumps around some good wood. These luscious ladies are intense hootenanny trannies that suck dick deeper and ride cock harder than any other cowgirl could. This is one hardcore black tranny stew - all from Buddy's point of view.
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In Theaters:10/12/2007
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Grooby
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