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Chica Boom 17 (2003)

Look at Melody. Look deep into those black eyes. See her smiling at you? She wants to have your baby. And she's well-equipped for it, with those wide hips and those full, heavy breasts. Imagine how they'll swell with milk once you've knocked her up. And how horny she'll be to get fucked once her period stops. The best part about a porn flick is that you can enjoy her dirty, slutty pussy and not have to worry about child support!
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Look at Melody. Look deep into those black eyes. See her smiling at you? She wants to have your baby. And she's well-equipped for it, with those wide hips and those full, heavy breasts. Imagine how they'll swell with milk once you've knocked her up. And how horny she'll be to get fucked once her period stops. The best part about a porn flick is that you can enjoy her dirty, slutty pussy and not have to worry about child support!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Andre Madness
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In Theaters:5/6/2003
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Kick Ass Pictures

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