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Diamond STR8 Men: Augusto Damon (2010)
Augusto Damon is a muscular brunette that is a modern Adonis for your visual pleasure as he donned three outfits that only enhance is already perfect form. One lucky man gets to join Augusto in a dark glory hole. He then decides to cool down with a dip in the pool but his cock calls for another form of relaxation. In the end no one can resist a hot man in a three piece suit even if he’s straight and unattainable.
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Augusto Damon is a muscular brunette that is a modern Adonis for your visual pleasure as he donned three outfits that only enhance is already perfect form. One lucky man gets to join Augusto in a dark glory hole. He then decides to cool down with a dip in the pool but his cock calls for another form of relaxation. In the end no one can resist a hot man in a three piece suit even if he’s straight and unattainable.
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In Theaters:10/21/2010
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Diamond Pictures
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