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Initiations 11 (2003)

It takes a rare and special breed of slut to work for Anabolic! This privilege isn't easily earned. Anabolic has initiated a search for cum eating, cock worshipping, ass eating, fresh attractive nymphomaniac young ladies who might have what it takes to star in Anabolic Video Productions. Of these 8 (mostly unknown) initiates, some make the grade doing anal, ass to mouth, cum eating, and they pass with sperm slurping smiles; some don't!
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It takes a rare and special breed of slut to work for Anabolic! This privilege isn't easily earned. Anabolic has initiated a search for cum eating, cock worshipping, ass eating, fresh attractive nymphomaniac young ladies who might have what it takes to star in Anabolic Video Productions. Of these 8 (mostly unknown) initiates, some make the grade doing anal, ass to mouth, cum eating, and they pass with sperm slurping smiles; some don't!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Lexington Steele
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In Theaters:10/20/2003
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:Anabolic Video

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