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Farmboy Discipline (2006)
In this follow up to Housboi Discipline, Jeff Sterne encounters a group of city boys visiting a farm and quickly determines that a lot of discipline is needed to keep these boys in line. One at a time they face the merciless discipline handed out by Jeff
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In this follow up to Housboi Discipline, Jeff Sterne encounters a group of city boys visiting a farm and quickly determines that a lot of discipline is needed to keep these boys in line. One at a time they face the merciless discipline handed out by Jeff
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In Theaters:6/27/2006
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Helix Studios, SpankThis
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