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High Heels and Glasses (2010)
Do you like my glasses? A little cum-polish will help. Should I keep my heels on? He must love my feet! There's just something so sexy about a woman in glasses, fishnets and heels! Watch these sexy ladies model their stilettos before driving these hard and hung studs crazy with a foot job and blowjob followed by the fucking of their lives! These ladies have are horny as hell and need EVERY hole filled followed by a warm cum bath for their feet, faces and big tits!
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Do you like my glasses? A little cum-polish will help. Should I keep my heels on? He must love my feet! There's just something so sexy about a woman in glasses, fishnets and heels! Watch these sexy ladies model their stilettos before driving these hard and hung studs crazy with a foot job and blowjob followed by the fucking of their lives! These ladies have are horny as hell and need EVERY hole filled followed by a warm cum bath for their feet, faces and big tits!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/29/2010
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Runtime:152 minutes
Studio:Combat Zone
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