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Field of Schemes 5 (2009)
ersity of Thornhill has long been the big powerhouse in the highly competitive Big 6 Womens Eastern Athletic Conference. Critics of the school attribute this to one thing, MONEY. These are professional-league lesbians taking advantage of a straight-girl farm system.
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ersity of Thornhill has long been the big powerhouse in the highly competitive Big 6 Womens Eastern Athletic Conference. Critics of the school attribute this to one thing, MONEY. These are professional-league lesbians taking advantage of a straight-girl farm system.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/1/2009
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Girlfriends Films
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