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CUMplete & Uncut (1996)

Trenton Comeaux (1992 Zeus Model of the Year and Rob of Amsterdam cover boy) stars in his debut performance for Altomar. Also starring is Altomar favorite Austin Black, as a writer who pens tales of uncut men at play. Trenton asks to hear a sample of Austin's talent. He reads him a story about an exhibitionist with lots to show. Derek is the man with a passion for J/O and showing it hard to his neighbors across the street. Even after a spectacular orgasm, he's still up for more. He goes to a cruisy nude beach, where he can give the passers-by a look at his massive, 10" uncut tool. This story gets Trenton's 'interest' up.
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Trenton Comeaux (1992 Zeus Model of the Year and Rob of Amsterdam cover boy) stars in his debut performance for Altomar. Also starring is Altomar favorite Austin Black, as a writer who pens tales of uncut men at play. Trenton asks to hear a sample of Austin's talent. He reads him a story about an exhibitionist with lots to show. Derek is the man with a passion for J/O and showing it hard to his neighbors across the street. Even after a spectacular orgasm, he's still up for more. He goes to a cruisy nude beach, where he can give the passers-by a look at his massive, 10" uncut tool. This story gets Trenton's 'interest' up.

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Directed By:Thor Johnson
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In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Altomar Video, Iron Horse Studios

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