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Budonkadunk 1 (2005)

Those excellent HEATWAVE chocolicious babes with the junk in the trunk are at it again in Budonkadunk. Watch these superb big booty babes shake, straddle and blow! They know that with the asses they posses, they have to do it the only way they know how...doin' it dirty and nasty on a big black pipe. Sucking cock and getting covered in hot jizz, Baby Goldie and friends go wild in this video don't miss the sweaty action!
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Those excellent HEATWAVE chocolicious babes with the junk in the trunk are at it again in Budonkadunk. Watch these superb big booty babes shake, straddle and blow! They know that with the asses they posses, they have to do it the only way they know how...doin' it dirty and nasty on a big black pipe. Sucking cock and getting covered in hot jizz, Baby Goldie and friends go wild in this video don't miss the sweaty action!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Phashon
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In Theaters:1/12/2005
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Heatwave, 3 Vision Entertainment

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