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Damn Thirsty (2006)

Piss loving twink Kaleb Scott returns in a big way! He takes quart after quart of piss down his throat and all over his smooth toned body! Ian Madrox, "The Mask", and Doug Tyler soak and feed 23 year-old Kaleb their long, hot streams of piss! In between drinking their warm piss juice, Kaleb also sucks on "The Mask's" huge bone, then lays back on a swing and gets his hairless hole sprayed with....you guessed it....more piss before he takes every inch of "The Mask" deep in his hungry hole! Never to let him get too dry, Ian returns to wet him down while he gets his hot hole rammed! It's a 30 minute long scene that will quench your thirst for hot twink piss and cum!
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Piss loving twink Kaleb Scott returns in a big way! He takes quart after quart of piss down his throat and all over his smooth toned body! Ian Madrox, "The Mask", and Doug Tyler soak and feed 23 year-old Kaleb their long, hot streams of piss! In between drinking their warm piss juice, Kaleb also sucks on "The Mask's" huge bone, then lays back on a swing and gets his hairless hole sprayed with....you guessed it....more piss before he takes every inch of "The Mask" deep in his hungry hole! Never to let him get too dry, Ian returns to wet him down while he gets his hot hole rammed! It's a 30 minute long scene that will quench your thirst for hot twink piss and cum!

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Directed By:Jim Mason
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In Theaters:4/18/2006
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Boys Pissing

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