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Chocolate Candy (1999)
They're dark, sweet and oh so creamy, just like...CHOCOLATE CANDY! These brothas love spreading their round brown cheeks and playing the power bottom with their masculine, well-hung tops. Watch as hot black studs devour each others' oversiszed tootsie rolls and then give it to each other hard!
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They're dark, sweet and oh so creamy, just like...CHOCOLATE CANDY! These brothas love spreading their round brown cheeks and playing the power bottom with their masculine, well-hung tops. Watch as hot black studs devour each others' oversiszed tootsie rolls and then give it to each other hard!
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In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Black Wolf Entertainment
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