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FlatIron Fuckers (2008)
Lucas Entertainment exclusive Claudio Martin makes his debut by fucking the daylights out of Zack Randall! The action continues with Brad Star giving up his smooth bubble butt for Angel Skye's thick meat, while Jason Crew and Brant Moore get down and dirty with a double-headed dildo and heavy watersports action. Also watch Michael Lucas plunge his legendary 10" cock into Anthony Marks and Zack Randall. These 8 men prove why they are FLATIRON FUCKERS!!
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Lucas Entertainment exclusive Claudio Martin makes his debut by fucking the daylights out of Zack Randall! The action continues with Brad Star giving up his smooth bubble butt for Angel Skye's thick meat, while Jason Crew and Brant Moore get down and dirty with a double-headed dildo and heavy watersports action. Also watch Michael Lucas plunge his legendary 10" cock into Anthony Marks and Zack Randall. These 8 men prove why they are FLATIRON FUCKERS!!
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In Theaters:3/10/2008
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Runtime:137 minutes
Studio:Lucas Entertainment
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