'Uprooted' - A MiamisFF Review On Ukraine
'Uprooted' is a short film on what's happening in Ukraine as of today. This captures the emotions of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Generation Cum Slut (2017)
Residents like these deserve to be turned into cum sluts. They set a bad example for the others, and they do nothing for themselves. It's always one excuse or another: cell phone dies, ride had a flat, had to work late, etc. If they think we will be looking the other way, they have another thing coming. Most of them receive the same treatment. The House Manager lubes up his cock and spits on his hole. Shoving it in, they don't hold back. These losers might not be comfortable, and they might whimper and howl, but it serves them right. They are fuckwads, and we need to make sure they know it. Whether they like it or not, they will become cum dumpsters, our own personal cum sluts. It seems like there's just an entire generation of listless men out there waiting on their turn, too. Which is definitely good for all the House Managers' job security.
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Residents like these deserve to be turned into cum sluts. They set a bad example for the others, and they do nothing for themselves. It's always one excuse or another: cell phone dies, ride had a flat, had to work late, etc. If they think we will be looking the other way, they have another thing coming. Most of them receive the same treatment. The House Manager lubes up his cock and spits on his hole. Shoving it in, they don't hold back. These losers might not be comfortable, and they might whimper and howl, but it serves them right. They are fuckwads, and we need to make sure they know it. Whether they like it or not, they will become cum dumpsters, our own personal cum sluts. It seems like there's just an entire generation of listless men out there waiting on their turn, too. Which is definitely good for all the House Managers' job security.
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In Theaters:1/1/2017
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Boys Halfway House
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