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Citi Boyz 47: Too Hot to Handle! (2007)

Citi Boyz re-digitized and re-mastered five hot "fan favorite" action scenes from the early days, and added solo scenes from three cute newcummers (because we couldn't wait to show you these boys!) to bring you Too Hot To Handle.
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Citi Boyz re-digitized and re-mastered five hot "fan favorite" action scenes from the early days, and added solo scenes from three cute newcummers (because we couldn't wait to show you these boys!) to bring you Too Hot To Handle.

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Directed By:Steve Shay
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In Theaters:1/1/2007
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Citiboyz Video

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