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Hot Tools (2003)
Jeff Palmer and nine hot studs head to a loft in downtown San Diego for an orgy. Of course, Jeff is hot and the other guys are just as steamy and nasty. They fuck bareback, suck, sandwich each other and eat cum like animals! Sweat is dripping and loads are flying in the hottest fuck-fest San Diego has ever seen!
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Jeff Palmer and nine hot studs head to a loft in downtown San Diego for an orgy. Of course, Jeff is hot and the other guys are just as steamy and nasty. They fuck bareback, suck, sandwich each other and eat cum like animals! Sweat is dripping and loads are flying in the hottest fuck-fest San Diego has ever seen!
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In Theaters:5/1/2003
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:SX Video
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