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Jet Set Direct Take Two (2005)

Another collection of astonishing Jet Set men has arrived with Jet Set Direct Take Two! The scenes are hot and include Daydream Obsessions, Spring Broken, 98.6 and Jail Bait. Each is unique with a different flavour. A rare gem like Take One comes with more than expected meat on its bones and the same goes for this second instalment. Well here it is - cum and get 'em!
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Another collection of astonishing Jet Set men has arrived with Jet Set Direct Take Two! The scenes are hot and include Daydream Obsessions, Spring Broken, 98.6 and Jail Bait. Each is unique with a different flavour. A rare gem like Take One comes with more than expected meat on its bones and the same goes for this second instalment. Well here it is - cum and get 'em!

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In Theaters:7/29/2005
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Jet Set Productions, Jet Set Men

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