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Hook, Line & Sinker (2018)
It’s a lot easier being a creeper than one might think. The hardest part is getting them physically in the door, but once thats accomplished, its easy pickings. You play on a guys vanity enough, and hell be peeling off his underwear with a smile on his face. Oh, and the better looking and more in shape they are, the easier it is. The next step, of course, is getting their mouth around your cock. Unless they are total cock crusaders, generally this takes a bit more skill. But with enough practice, its not too difficult. And then they will cave. Why? Because its as if the minute they are completely naked, their brains stop functioning. They are like deer in headlights, just waiting on me to pounce. I also know that if a guy will let me eat him out, he will let me stick it in. But, like I said, getting them in the door is the hard part. If your spiel is good enough, though, they will buy it Hook, Line & Sinker.
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It’s a lot easier being a creeper than one might think. The hardest part is getting them physically in the door, but once thats accomplished, its easy pickings. You play on a guys vanity enough, and hell be peeling off his underwear with a smile on his face. Oh, and the better looking and more in shape they are, the easier it is. The next step, of course, is getting their mouth around your cock. Unless they are total cock crusaders, generally this takes a bit more skill. But with enough practice, its not too difficult. And then they will cave. Why? Because its as if the minute they are completely naked, their brains stop functioning. They are like deer in headlights, just waiting on me to pounce. I also know that if a guy will let me eat him out, he will let me stick it in. But, like I said, getting them in the door is the hard part. If your spiel is good enough, though, they will buy it Hook, Line & Sinker.
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In Theaters:8/25/2018
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Runtime:175 minutes
Studio:Raunchy Bastards
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