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Girl World 3 (1989)

Kara (Sharon Mitchell), the new mistress of Girlworld, trains new recruits in the art of pleasing each other, first in the Girlworld training area, then in a sumptuous bubble bath in the Girlworld circular tub, as Debbie (Tracey Adams), a veteran of Girlworld, does everything that she can imagine to two other Girlworld members beside the indoor swimming pool. Finally, all converge in a wild orgy in the training area...Kara is still the Queen.
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Kara (Sharon Mitchell), the new mistress of Girlworld, trains new recruits in the art of pleasing each other, first in the Girlworld training area, then in a sumptuous bubble bath in the Girlworld circular tub, as Debbie (Tracey Adams), a veteran of Girlworld, does everything that she can imagine to two other Girlworld members beside the indoor swimming pool. Finally, all converge in a wild orgy in the training area...Kara is still the Queen.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/9/1989
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Lipstik Video

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