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Creamed #2 (2005)
Joe's got another group of horny-assed guys with their eyes fixed on the prize. Whether they get 'em hard as a rock strokin', lickin' or suckin'...they get their juicy rewards right in the face and the kisser! Up close and spewin' like a geyser! It's hot fun with your horny buddies! Lots of facial glazing and cum eating...and a juicy cumshot review at the end of this juice-a-thon!
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Joe's got another group of horny-assed guys with their eyes fixed on the prize. Whether they get 'em hard as a rock strokin', lickin' or suckin'...they get their juicy rewards right in the face and the kisser! Up close and spewin' like a geyser! It's hot fun with your horny buddies! Lots of facial glazing and cum eating...and a juicy cumshot review at the end of this juice-a-thon!
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Studio:Defiant Productions
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