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Gag the Fag 4 (2008)
Rudy just turned 18. He was sick of his job at McDonald's and now that he was an adult, he wanted to do something new and exciting. Now let's see: What kind of work does every young fag dream about? Working for a large corporation and someday becoming the CEO? Nah. Joining the military and serving his country? Wrong again. Hanging his skull upside-down and getting hammered by a huge cock for all of the world to watch? Absolutely!
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Rudy just turned 18. He was sick of his job at McDonald's and now that he was an adult, he wanted to do something new and exciting. Now let's see: What kind of work does every young fag dream about? Working for a large corporation and someday becoming the CEO? Nah. Joining the military and serving his country? Wrong again. Hanging his skull upside-down and getting hammered by a huge cock for all of the world to watch? Absolutely!
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In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Bullseye Productions
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