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Frat House: Memories of Pledge Week (1992)
I never realized so much could happen in one week! After it was all over, my whole body was in need of some rest and relaxation. To this day, my memories are so vivid of the abuse I experienced. I must have tried harder than the rest of the guys, because the Frat House brothers seemed to choose me for everything!
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I never realized so much could happen in one week! After it was all over, my whole body was in need of some rest and relaxation. To this day, my memories are so vivid of the abuse I experienced. I must have tried harder than the rest of the guys, because the Frat House brothers seemed to choose me for everything!
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:All Worlds Video
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