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Double Decker Sandwich 7 poster

Double Decker Sandwich 7 (2005)

Breast wishes! Hungry for hooters? Taste the sandwich that fills you with filth and tastes twice as nice! We take two pairs of plump, juicy breasts, stack 'em tall and pile 'em high, then load 'em up with gobs of our creamy house dressing and serve it piping fresh! Add a big pickle on the side and you've got yourself one delicious D-cup delicacy. Satisfy your hunger for hooters with a double dosage of the best breasts you can sink your teeth into!
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Breast wishes! Hungry for hooters? Taste the sandwich that fills you with filth and tastes twice as nice! We take two pairs of plump, juicy breasts, stack 'em tall and pile 'em high, then load 'em up with gobs of our creamy house dressing and serve it piping fresh! Add a big pickle on the side and you've got yourself one delicious D-cup delicacy. Satisfy your hunger for hooters with a double dosage of the best breasts you can sink your teeth into!

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Directed By:Mike Quasar
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In Theaters:11/2/2005
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Runtime:160 minutes
Studio:Zero Tolerance

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