“Pressure” Puts on the Pressure
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Fire Me Up (2016)
Smoking hot firemen in their uniforms have always had a certain allure, but this particular Prague "watch" raises that interest to a whole new, spunk-inducing level. With their cute faces and young, toned physiques they're exactly the kind of fellows who you'd want to have rescue you if the need ever arose. But it's when these boys get their oversized hoses out that things turn incendiary; as STAXUS trainee, Thomas South, joins the horny ranks of Johny Cherry and Chad Johnstone for the hottest shift in town, doused only by oodles of hot jizz!
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Smoking hot firemen in their uniforms have always had a certain allure, but this particular Prague "watch" raises that interest to a whole new, spunk-inducing level. With their cute faces and young, toned physiques they're exactly the kind of fellows who you'd want to have rescue you if the need ever arose. But it's when these boys get their oversized hoses out that things turn incendiary; as STAXUS trainee, Thomas South, joins the horny ranks of Johny Cherry and Chad Johnstone for the hottest shift in town, doused only by oodles of hot jizz!
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In Theaters:6/22/2016
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Staxus, Bare Films
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