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Dicktronic: The Brazilian Secret (2003)
In Dicktronic, sales rise when horny guys give glowing testimonials on a late night infomercial about their improved sex lives from the use of a simple electronic exercise belt called "The Dicktronic". Finally, Maurinho Manson was never successful cruising for guys at the beach, but since he used Dicktronic, sand isn't the only thing he gets in his shorts when both Eduardo Cirax and Daniel Ventura go back to his place where they take turns topping him.
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In Dicktronic, sales rise when horny guys give glowing testimonials on a late night infomercial about their improved sex lives from the use of a simple electronic exercise belt called "The Dicktronic". Finally, Maurinho Manson was never successful cruising for guys at the beach, but since he used Dicktronic, sand isn't the only thing he gets in his shorts when both Eduardo Cirax and Daniel Ventura go back to his place where they take turns topping him.
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In Theaters:5/28/2003
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Pietro Filmes
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