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Cum Alone 2 (2009)

This is pussy play like you've never seen before! Get ready for 9 mind-blowing scenes of extreme solo action with only the hottest girls we could find. Vicky Tones, Sandra, Regina Moon, Lea Magic, and Ryan Keely rub their clitties until they blow their tops off; while Marie McCray, Devi Emmerson, Nikki Jayne, and Jayme Langford fuck themselves silly with their favorite dildos and dongs. Also, don't forget about the exclusive bonus scene featuring Mai Ly, because it's hot like butta, baby! Once you see these girls in action, you'll realize why it's better to cum alone!
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This is pussy play like you've never seen before! Get ready for 9 mind-blowing scenes of extreme solo action with only the hottest girls we could find. Vicky Tones, Sandra, Regina Moon, Lea Magic, and Ryan Keely rub their clitties until they blow their tops off; while Marie McCray, Devi Emmerson, Nikki Jayne, and Jayme Langford fuck themselves silly with their favorite dildos and dongs. Also, don't forget about the exclusive bonus scene featuring Mai Ly, because it's hot like butta, baby! Once you see these girls in action, you'll realize why it's better to cum alone!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/12/2009
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Runtime:191 minutes
Studio:Digital Sin

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