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Drill My Hole 5 (2012)
Men.com's Drill My Hole 5 features some of the hottest guys all getting what they deserve - punished in every hole. Phenix and Mitch want some cumpensation. Spencer finds out that he has to fight for Jesse's hole. Bryce tells Ricky to keep the change and gets more than just the tip. Rafael and Leon get together for some paintball and then some punishment. Marc and Adam are some sloppy seamen.
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Men.com's Drill My Hole 5 features some of the hottest guys all getting what they deserve - punished in every hole. Phenix and Mitch want some cumpensation. Spencer finds out that he has to fight for Jesse's hole. Bryce tells Ricky to keep the change and gets more than just the tip. Rafael and Leon get together for some paintball and then some punishment. Marc and Adam are some sloppy seamen.
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