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Double Decker Sandwich 11 poster

Double Decker Sandwich 11 (2008)

There's nothing quite like the taste of a true Double Decker Sandwich! Close your eyes and imagine a pair of busty bosoms bouncing and bursting with flavor, stacked tall and piled high, sandwiching your stiff salami and making your pickle the main course! Hold the sides and pile on the works--loads of creamy man mayo drenched on top of tender tatas, mounds of moist mammary meat melting in your mouth, and wash it all down with a double dosage of power-packed protein shakes! You have a choice and we thank you for choosing the tastiest tit-loving blowjob buffet on the menu!
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There's nothing quite like the taste of a true Double Decker Sandwich! Close your eyes and imagine a pair of busty bosoms bouncing and bursting with flavor, stacked tall and piled high, sandwiching your stiff salami and making your pickle the main course! Hold the sides and pile on the works--loads of creamy man mayo drenched on top of tender tatas, mounds of moist mammary meat melting in your mouth, and wash it all down with a double dosage of power-packed protein shakes! You have a choice and we thank you for choosing the tastiest tit-loving blowjob buffet on the menu!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Mike Quasar
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In Theaters:3/11/2008
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Runtime:160 minutes
Studio:Zero Tolerance

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