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Cougars (2007)

Sexy Experienced & Mature Anabolic brings you a collection of 6 hot, wanton women (not naive, inexperienced teenagers) hungry for cock! 'Older is better' in this lust-inspired series of Anabolic Cougars (they're called that for a reason) getting wet & horny for some intense fucking! These lovely ladies are no strangers to hard cocks, and they are happy to share their passions and desires with us! Team Anabolic captures these Cougars at their best. Pussy-dripping, ass-stretching, mind-blowing sex is what these lustful lasses want and what our spew-shooting studs give them!
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Sexy Experienced & Mature Anabolic brings you a collection of 6 hot, wanton women (not naive, inexperienced teenagers) hungry for cock! 'Older is better' in this lust-inspired series of Anabolic Cougars (they're called that for a reason) getting wet & horny for some intense fucking! These lovely ladies are no strangers to hard cocks, and they are happy to share their passions and desires with us! Team Anabolic captures these Cougars at their best. Pussy-dripping, ass-stretching, mind-blowing sex is what these lustful lasses want and what our spew-shooting studs give them!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Ivan
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In Theaters:9/1/2007
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Runtime:177 minutes
Studio:Anabolic Video

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