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Fur Pie MILFs (2014)

In an era when just about every woman is shaving her pussy, it's nice to know that the eight 41-to 54-year-olds in this DVD are keeping it natural and hairy. Because they're really horny! And three of them are so horny that after they get their bushy cunts fucked, they take it in their assholes, too! Packed with first-timers, big-assed divorcees, mature women with big tits and lots of dirty talk. Things are gonna get hairy!
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In an era when just about every woman is shaving her pussy, it's nice to know that the eight 41-to 54-year-olds in this DVD are keeping it natural and hairy. Because they're really horny! And three of them are so horny that after they get their bushy cunts fucked, they take it in their assholes, too! Packed with first-timers, big-assed divorcees, mature women with big tits and lots of dirty talk. Things are gonna get hairy!

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In Theaters:4/25/2014
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Runtime:180 minutes
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