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Cougars, Kittens & Cock (2011)

Tristyn Kennedy's new boss, Diamond Foxxx, shows her swinging is easy...all you need is a push! Jessi Palmer laughs at Joslyn James' stripper workout...until they start working out on Mark Anthony's pole! English may be Puma Swede's 2nd Language...but as Nicole Aniston soon finds out...she is fluent in sex! When Principal Rayveness catches teacher Erik Everhard fucking student Holly Michaels...they both learn something new! Tyler Faith watches as her friend's daughter, Jessie Andrews, turns into a slut...and decides to join in!
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Tristyn Kennedy's new boss, Diamond Foxxx, shows her swinging is easy...all you need is a push! Jessi Palmer laughs at Joslyn James' stripper workout...until they start working out on Mark Anthony's pole! English may be Puma Swede's 2nd Language...but as Nicole Aniston soon finds out...she is fluent in sex! When Principal Rayveness catches teacher Erik Everhard fucking student Holly Michaels...they both learn something new! Tyler Faith watches as her friend's daughter, Jessie Andrews, turns into a slut...and decides to join in!

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Directed By:Chris Streams
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In Theaters:3/21/2011
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Runtime:179 minutes
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