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Give a Thug a Bone (2008)

The best thug porn in the world! When the bone’s as big as Dick Daddy’s you’ve got to guard it. Every thug wants to suck and fuck that monster but homeboy Maze winds up the winner! Somehow he manages to swallow every hard inch before Dick Daddy throws him a deep, hot fuck. Scorpio, a cop, is tired of rousting Kris and Feloni for disturbing the peace. To shut them up, he uses his rock hard cock, making both thugs suck him off at the same time. Soon all three are down and dirty in a fuckfest that will make you bust a nut right along with them! Homies Papo, GQ, Vivid, and Neo add their own brand of thug spice to this sexual feast of thugporn!
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The best thug porn in the world! When the bone’s as big as Dick Daddy’s you’ve got to guard it. Every thug wants to suck and fuck that monster but homeboy Maze winds up the winner! Somehow he manages to swallow every hard inch before Dick Daddy throws him a deep, hot fuck. Scorpio, a cop, is tired of rousting Kris and Feloni for disturbing the peace. To shut them up, he uses his rock hard cock, making both thugs suck him off at the same time. Soon all three are down and dirty in a fuckfest that will make you bust a nut right along with them! Homies Papo, GQ, Vivid, and Neo add their own brand of thug spice to this sexual feast of thugporn!

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Directed By:Jalin Fuentes
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In Theaters:3/18/2008
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:Pitbull Productions

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