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Geek Peek 

There’s a general rule of thumb that says that porn stars should never wear glasses to work – if you get our drift. But sometimes those same spectacles can add a certain “je ne sais quoi” to a young man’s appeal, as the likes of Kurt Maddox, Jaxon Radox and Billy Rubens are only too eager to demonstrate in this raunchy homage to all things geek! Of course, the fact that these guys are also generously hung and as horny as fuck only adds to the bargain; as a whole host of over-educated fuckers swot up on their love of anatomical studies!
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There’s a general rule of thumb that says that porn stars should never wear glasses to work – if you get our drift. But sometimes those same spectacles can add a certain “je ne sais quoi” to a young man’s appeal, as the likes of Kurt Maddox, Jaxon Radox and Billy Rubens are only too eager to demonstrate in this raunchy homage to all things geek! Of course, the fact that these guys are also generously hung and as horny as fuck only adds to the bargain; as a whole host of over-educated fuckers swot up on their love of anatomical studies!

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Directed By:Michael Burling
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Staxus

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Michael Burling

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Aaron Aurora

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Billy Rubens

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Chase Evans

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Chase Hunt

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Jaxon Radoc

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Jonny Castle

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Kurt Maddox

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Louis Blakeson

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Lucius York

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