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Gay of Thrones (2014)

MEN.com brings you Gay of Thrones, an epic porn parody. The first scene brings us Abraham and Toby. Watch them as they fuck "Dothraki" style in an outdoor fuck fest that will blow your mind. Next, Paul and Dato take turns being on top in this crazy flip-fuck that leaves both men shooting buckets of cum. We then find the hunky Damien instructing his servants to leave the room so that he can have his way with Christopher. Damien thoroughly enjoys Christopher's hole and gives it a pounding that leaves both men sweating for more. Finally, Colby tops Toby in the last scene. Intense kissing and oral action lead to deep pounding by Colby in and out of Toby's hot round hungry hole
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MEN.com brings you Gay of Thrones, an epic porn parody. The first scene brings us Abraham and Toby. Watch them as they fuck "Dothraki" style in an outdoor fuck fest that will blow your mind. Next, Paul and Dato take turns being on top in this crazy flip-fuck that leaves both men shooting buckets of cum. We then find the hunky Damien instructing his servants to leave the room so that he can have his way with Christopher. Damien thoroughly enjoys Christopher's hole and gives it a pounding that leaves both men sweating for more. Finally, Colby tops Toby in the last scene. Intense kissing and oral action lead to deep pounding by Colby in and out of Toby's hot round hungry hole

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Fantasy, Romance
Directed By:Alter Sin
Written By:Alter Sin
In Theaters:11/11/2014
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:MEN

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