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Drilling Hard (2013)
Our infamous triplets decide to do some real work finally, but find adjustment to a group of hardcore, hardworking men a bit of a challenge. Since they have to prove themselves in this demanding environment they do it the best way they know how: they fuck hard to survive and prove who are the real men on the team. Luckily the exercise is a full success and we witness some of the hottest sex scenes recorded from the Visconties and their friends!
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Our infamous triplets decide to do some real work finally, but find adjustment to a group of hardcore, hardworking men a bit of a challenge. Since they have to prove themselves in this demanding environment they do it the best way they know how: they fuck hard to survive and prove who are the real men on the team. Luckily the exercise is a full success and we witness some of the hottest sex scenes recorded from the Visconties and their friends!
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In Theaters:6/1/2013
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:EliteMale
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