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Busty Muff Divers (2013)

Description: There’s a strict ‘no men allowed policy’ when I’m having a girls’ night in with friends. Anything a boy can do, these large ladies do it better. These thick juicy babes only want the largest succulent bosoms and fattest wet pussies. This flick brings the heat for those who crave plump meat. Here are tons of thick lesbians who love those lovely lady humps and prove it with sizzling hot scenes that will make you beg for more.
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Description: There’s a strict ‘no men allowed policy’ when I’m having a girls’ night in with friends. Anything a boy can do, these large ladies do it better. These thick juicy babes only want the largest succulent bosoms and fattest wet pussies. This flick brings the heat for those who crave plump meat. Here are tons of thick lesbians who love those lovely lady humps and prove it with sizzling hot scenes that will make you beg for more.

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In Theaters:9/10/2013
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Sensational Video

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Angelina Castro

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Kandi Kobain

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