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Cruise Collection 116 Young Hung and Serviced (2013)

In Young Hung and Serviced, Jake's special service is always fun when he's got a hot young stud with a nice big cock. Lucky him - he's got four! Jessippi Cappozzoli, a spicy Italian with a British accent - not to mention amazing eyes - is uncut, rock hard, and easy to please. Doug Acre has a monster dong and a smooth, athletic body to go along with it. Jason Phoenix has a thick, fat piece of meat to play with. Kevin Case is a real firecracker in bed, while at the same time intensely sensitive to Jake's erotic manuevers. Bonus extra: ex-college football player Aaron Rivers gets massaged. He's big all over!
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In Young Hung and Serviced, Jake's special service is always fun when he's got a hot young stud with a nice big cock. Lucky him - he's got four! Jessippi Cappozzoli, a spicy Italian with a British accent - not to mention amazing eyes - is uncut, rock hard, and easy to please. Doug Acre has a monster dong and a smooth, athletic body to go along with it. Jason Phoenix has a thick, fat piece of meat to play with. Kevin Case is a real firecracker in bed, while at the same time intensely sensitive to Jake's erotic manuevers. Bonus extra: ex-college football player Aaron Rivers gets massaged. He's big all over!

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Directed By:Jake Cruise
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In Theaters:1/5/2013
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Runtime:151 minutes
Studio:Jake Cruise Media

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