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CF Crush: Dave (2018)

One of things CF is know for is introducing guys to all kinds of new sexual horizons. In the case of Dave however, I'm not sure there was much we could introduce him to that he wasn't already familiar with! Anyone who questions whether truly bisexual guys or girls - or both at the same time! Dave is horny, eager and ready to go! He has to be one of the most sexual guys we've ever come across, and knows how to have himself a good time, especially in these episodes with Dante, Travis, Trent, and Lucas.
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One of things CF is know for is introducing guys to all kinds of new sexual horizons. In the case of Dave however, I'm not sure there was much we could introduce him to that he wasn't already familiar with! Anyone who questions whether truly bisexual guys or girls - or both at the same time! Dave is horny, eager and ready to go! He has to be one of the most sexual guys we've ever come across, and knows how to have himself a good time, especially in these episodes with Dante, Travis, Trent, and Lucas.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Corbin Fisher
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In Theaters:1/2/2018
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Corbin Fisher

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