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Face Down, Ass Up & Available (2023)

They're lads, so you've every expectation that they like to spend their time kicking a ball about and playing dirty on the pitch; but you don't need to be much of an expert to realise that it's balls of a very different nature that these fellas are interested in. As becomes very apparent right from the off, the likes of Nils Angelson and Pierre Rubberax are Face Down, Ass Up & Available. This result is a top-level suck and fuck fest that will have gay fans reaching for the tissues in no time, with dicks being downed one after another in the quest for the next sexual high. All of which soon results in a final whistle of sticky ball brew being creamed for everyone to savour and enjoy.
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They're lads, so you've every expectation that they like to spend their time kicking a ball about and playing dirty on the pitch; but you don't need to be much of an expert to realise that it's balls of a very different nature that these fellas are interested in. As becomes very apparent right from the off, the likes of Nils Angelson and Pierre Rubberax are Face Down, Ass Up & Available. This result is a top-level suck and fuck fest that will have gay fans reaching for the tissues in no time, with dicks being downed one after another in the quest for the next sexual high. All of which soon results in a final whistle of sticky ball brew being creamed for everyone to savour and enjoy.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:4/5/2023
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Prime Gay League

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