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Foxxx N Soxxx (2013)

We've got the hottest young girls who crave big cocks - but wait, there's a catch - they have to get drilled while wearing their socks! These sweet-looking babes fuck and suck like hos - but don't think for a second you'll ever see their toes! That's right - they'll ride and slurp your tasty man meat - but you'll never see them in their sock-less bare feet. The sex is intense and will leave you begging for a tight young thing in a fantastic legging!
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We've got the hottest young girls who crave big cocks - but wait, there's a catch - they have to get drilled while wearing their socks! These sweet-looking babes fuck and suck like hos - but don't think for a second you'll ever see their toes! That's right - they'll ride and slurp your tasty man meat - but you'll never see them in their sock-less bare feet. The sex is intense and will leave you begging for a tight young thing in a fantastic legging!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Barrett Blade
Written By:Barrett Blade
In Theaters:4/10/2013
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Wicked

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