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Fixing for a Fuck 6 (2021)

When Angela White's dryer just doesn't work like it used to... and by "work", we mean it doesn't give her an orgasm when she uses it to help her masturbate! Angela has her meek husband call a repairman, who turns out to be Scott Nails, much to her delight. Angela demonstrates for Scott what the issue is, sitting on top of the dryer while it shakes and vibrates against her pussy, making her big natural tits bounce up and down - but it's just not getting the job done anymore. But when a suction cup dildo, followed by Scott's dick, enter the equation, Angela suddenly has something to work with... and when the idea of using those two cocks for anal is proposed, Angela's dryer problem is finally solved!
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When Angela White's dryer just doesn't work like it used to... and by "work", we mean it doesn't give her an orgasm when she uses it to help her masturbate! Angela has her meek husband call a repairman, who turns out to be Scott Nails, much to her delight. Angela demonstrates for Scott what the issue is, sitting on top of the dryer while it shakes and vibrates against her pussy, making her big natural tits bounce up and down - but it's just not getting the job done anymore. But when a suction cup dildo, followed by Scott's dick, enter the equation, Angela suddenly has something to work with... and when the idea of using those two cocks for anal is proposed, Angela's dryer problem is finally solved!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:7/27/2021
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Runtime:244 minutes
Studio:Brazzers

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