“Leviticus” and Leviticus
Like most young people, Leviticus is imperfect. But I love it anyways.
Club Auto Shop (2009)
This urban mechanics fantasy opens with two brutha's in close quarters under a car raised on a platform. In such close quarters it takes no time at all for the taller of the two to convince his slighter buddy to deep throat some dick. The cocksucker soon has his ass up on a tire rack while he gets plowed by three fingers and then some fine black cock.
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This urban mechanics fantasy opens with two brutha's in close quarters under a car raised on a platform. In such close quarters it takes no time at all for the taller of the two to convince his slighter buddy to deep throat some dick. The cocksucker soon has his ass up on a tire rack while he gets plowed by three fingers and then some fine black cock.
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In Theaters:9/21/2009
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Spilane Productions, Edward James Productions
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