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Damon Blows America Vol.5 New Orleans poster

Damon Blows America Vol.5 New Orleans (2005)

The happiest, sleaziest, and most popular cocksucker in the U.S.A., Damon Dogg takes to the road in search of big juicy bones. This time Damon takes on the Big Easy: New Orleans. He sucks off big-dicked black studs, massively hung Russian giants and more fat, juicy dicks than ever. Joined by TIM studs Brad McGuire and Jesse O'Toole, plus Tom Sawyer, Kole Michaels, Atom and more, the Dogg sucks, slurps and swallows gallons of jizz--and comes back, tail waggin', begging for more bones.
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The happiest, sleaziest, and most popular cocksucker in the U.S.A., Damon Dogg takes to the road in search of big juicy bones. This time Damon takes on the Big Easy: New Orleans. He sucks off big-dicked black studs, massively hung Russian giants and more fat, juicy dicks than ever. Joined by TIM studs Brad McGuire and Jesse O'Toole, plus Tom Sawyer, Kole Michaels, Atom and more, the Dogg sucks, slurps and swallows gallons of jizz--and comes back, tail waggin', begging for more bones.

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In Theaters:2/1/2005
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Treasure Island Media

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