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Crack Snackers (2003)
Director Chi Chi LaRue, always happy to show off the best of the brown-nose technique, has gleefully put together "Crack Snackers." Through four scenes, we get a lot of different rimming and blowing techniques, but every scene sizzles and crackles with all the crack-snacking.
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Director Chi Chi LaRue, always happy to show off the best of the brown-nose technique, has gleefully put together "Crack Snackers." Through four scenes, we get a lot of different rimming and blowing techniques, but every scene sizzles and crackles with all the crack-snacking.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Chris Steele
In Theaters:5/19/2003
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:All Worlds Video
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