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First Offense 18 (2006)

Peter North and his crew bring you these young, first-time, cock-hungry, cum-gulping sluts who can`t wait to get fucked and blasted with a face full of jizz! At first glance they look oh so innocent, but that all changes when they get their hands on a rock hard dick! Watch these girls go from quiet, shy and polite, to all out nasty sperm guzzlers!!!
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Peter North and his crew bring you these young, first-time, cock-hungry, cum-gulping sluts who can`t wait to get fucked and blasted with a face full of jizz! At first glance they look oh so innocent, but that all changes when they get their hands on a rock hard dick! Watch these girls go from quiet, shy and polite, to all out nasty sperm guzzlers!!!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Craven Moorehead
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In Theaters:11/30/2006
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