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Double Dick 3 (2015)
For some guys, having one hard dick inside their ass just isn’t enough. Call them greedy, but they like to have to go one further! And if that makes them a slut then so be it. Fortunately, we know from many years of experience that our fans like an accommodating bottom – and let’s face it, when it comes to accommodating cock these fellows are fuckin’ masters! So get ready to rumble with a THIRD!! collection of dick-crazy whores who just live and breathe to get their ass-holes stretched to the very max. Double helpings, anyone?
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For some guys, having one hard dick inside their ass just isn’t enough. Call them greedy, but they like to have to go one further! And if that makes them a slut then so be it. Fortunately, we know from many years of experience that our fans like an accommodating bottom – and let’s face it, when it comes to accommodating cock these fellows are fuckin’ masters! So get ready to rumble with a THIRD!! collection of dick-crazy whores who just live and breathe to get their ass-holes stretched to the very max. Double helpings, anyone?
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In Theaters:11/11/2015
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Runtime:166 minutes
Studio:Staxus
Cast
John Smith
Director
Benjamin Dunn
(archive footage)
Justin Boyle
(archive footage)
Sig Sinclair
(archive footage)
Carlos Santiago
(archive footage)
Johny Cruz
(archive footage)
Felipe Esquivel
(archive footage)
Harry Vakker
(archive footage)
Sam Williams
(archive footage)
Yuri Adamov
(archive footage)
Leo Ocean
(archive footage)
Roman Smid
(archive footage)
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