Destroy My Hole (2009)
Destroying holes is all they have in mind! Those hot boys are committed to plug tight holes with monster cocks like never seen before. They fuck asses until the passive boys beg to stop. An incredible cast of young & gorgeous guys acting like pros & shooting into eager mouths and holes. The big orgy scene will make you get off more than once. 10 stunning boys loving sex more than anything else!
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Destroying holes is all they have in mind! Those hot boys are committed to plug tight holes with monster cocks like never seen before. They fuck asses until the passive boys beg to stop. An incredible cast of young & gorgeous guys acting like pros & shooting into eager mouths and holes. The big orgy scene will make you get off more than once. 10 stunning boys loving sex more than anything else!
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In Theaters:3/11/2009
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:eBoys Studio
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