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Friendly Fire 2 (2005)

Oh my. If you like 'em young and cute but with a street smart edginess about them and a tough guy attitude then you're gonna love the hot little package that makes up Bryce. I found handsome Buck wandering the streets one night as he was too drunk to find his truck. I picked him up and tried (and purposely failed) to help him find his truck. A little manliness in the crowd with Mason. This hot military boy is a friend of Bryce and after he heard there was a place to watch hot porn and jack off and get paid too well he was all for it. You'll remember Zarek from his great performance in Platoon Party 2. This beautiful guy has a great body and very pretty eyes.
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Oh my. If you like 'em young and cute but with a street smart edginess about them and a tough guy attitude then you're gonna love the hot little package that makes up Bryce. I found handsome Buck wandering the streets one night as he was too drunk to find his truck. I picked him up and tried (and purposely failed) to help him find his truck. A little manliness in the crowd with Mason. This hot military boy is a friend of Bryce and after he heard there was a place to watch hot porn and jack off and get paid too well he was all for it. You'll remember Zarek from his great performance in Platoon Party 2. This beautiful guy has a great body and very pretty eyes.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Dink Flamingo
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In Theaters:9/9/2005
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Active Duty

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