Collegiate Flip Fucking 2 (2015)
Some men are insatiable when it comes to getting laid, wanting the feel of hard cock in their ass just as much as they want to stuff and pound their big dick in a tight hole. Here at CF we call them stars! Check out some of our hottest men indiscriminately take and give it to each other in this second cum-filled compilation where blowjobs, sixty-nining, rimming, and tons of penetration make for action-packed, hotness overload!
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Some men are insatiable when it comes to getting laid, wanting the feel of hard cock in their ass just as much as they want to stuff and pound their big dick in a tight hole. Here at CF we call them stars! Check out some of our hottest men indiscriminately take and give it to each other in this second cum-filled compilation where blowjobs, sixty-nining, rimming, and tons of penetration make for action-packed, hotness overload!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:11/1/2015
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Corbin Fisher
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