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Girls Sex Tricks 

Girls Sex Tricks reveals various ways of linking carried out by a group of friends: Sara will teach us the trick of the "museum guide", Peter and Monica, a current couple, will surprise us with the technique of "the fan" and the incredible "five in one", Angie, a she-wolf in sheep's clothing, will reveal her method in "7 minutes" and John, the sweet and handsome of the group, will put into practice the technique of "the chameleon".
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Girls Sex Tricks reveals various ways of linking carried out by a group of friends: Sara will teach us the trick of the "museum guide", Peter and Monica, a current couple, will surprise us with the technique of "the fan" and the incredible "five in one", Angie, a she-wolf in sheep's clothing, will reveal her method in "7 minutes" and John, the sweet and handsome of the group, will put into practice the technique of "the chameleon".

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Lara Tinelli
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Studio:Thagson

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