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Camp Palm Springs: Camp Bareback (1999)
Twelve hot guys…all on vacation in Palm Springs, California…discover each other in the weight room, in the bedrooms and by the pool. Hot guys in the hot desert interested in only one thing…dumping hot loads in each other's asses…and dump their loads they do. Outdoor scenes, indoor scenes, slings…but most of all huge cocks, hot fucking men and tight, cream filled butts.
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Twelve hot guys…all on vacation in Palm Springs, California…discover each other in the weight room, in the bedrooms and by the pool. Hot guys in the hot desert interested in only one thing…dumping hot loads in each other's asses…and dump their loads they do. Outdoor scenes, indoor scenes, slings…but most of all huge cocks, hot fucking men and tight, cream filled butts.
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In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Hot Desert Knights
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