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Girl Kush (2017)
What's the only thing better than getting stoned with a hot chick? How about 12 hot chicks expressing their love of weed and pussy on film! Don't be fooled by their sweet glances, because these girls know their Kush like they know pussy! Whether it's a little green bud or a little pink clit, they know exactly what to do.
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What's the only thing better than getting stoned with a hot chick? How about 12 hot chicks expressing their love of weed and pussy on film! Don't be fooled by their sweet glances, because these girls know their Kush like they know pussy! Whether it's a little green bud or a little pink clit, they know exactly what to do.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/30/2017
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Runtime:153 minutes
Studio:Emerald Triangle Girls
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