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College Invasion 2 (2003)

The Shane's World crew headed down to Cancun to do spring break College Invasion style. Calli and Talia found lots of willing college guys to give hand jobs to. There was even a horny co-ed that got in on the action! Back in LA we met Angelina, an 18 year old college student who wanted to show the world how she could fuck! Later we took latin hotty Daisy to a party and she banged it out in front of a crowd of spectators.
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The Shane's World crew headed down to Cancun to do spring break College Invasion style. Calli and Talia found lots of willing college guys to give hand jobs to. There was even a horny co-ed that got in on the action! Back in LA we met Angelina, an 18 year old college student who wanted to show the world how she could fuck! Later we took latin hotty Daisy to a party and she banged it out in front of a crowd of spectators.

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In Theaters:12/2/2003
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:Shane's World

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