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Fresh Meat (2006)

The first scene starts out with two twinks wrestling on a bed. Tyler yanks Phillip down into position where he strips off his pants and blows Phillip's huge hard cock. This next scene stars real life couple, Jesse Jacobs and Austin Parker. There's nothing hotter then watching a real life couple get it on. This scene starts out with some kissing before Davan strips down Sean and sucks on Sean's beautiful thick uncut cock.
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The first scene starts out with two twinks wrestling on a bed. Tyler yanks Phillip down into position where he strips off his pants and blows Phillip's huge hard cock. This next scene stars real life couple, Jesse Jacobs and Austin Parker. There's nothing hotter then watching a real life couple get it on. This scene starts out with some kissing before Davan strips down Sean and sucks on Sean's beautiful thick uncut cock.

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Directed By:Afton Nills
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In Theaters:5/30/2006
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Xtreme Productions

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