Hair Pies (2017)
Have an extra thick slice of hair pie in this short-and-curly extravaganza that fills up two separate DVDs! For fans who love a bit of beard on their clam, this release delivers scene after scene of pretty pussies with bush! Enjoy clips from classic series like #dailybush and Hair Supply, two incredibly popular titles that keep cumming and cumming for the love of the sweet magic carpet ride!
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Have an extra thick slice of hair pie in this short-and-curly extravaganza that fills up two separate DVDs! For fans who love a bit of beard on their clam, this release delivers scene after scene of pretty pussies with bush! Enjoy clips from classic series like #dailybush and Hair Supply, two incredibly popular titles that keep cumming and cumming for the love of the sweet magic carpet ride!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:2/1/2017
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Runtime:432 minutes
Studio:Third Degree Films
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