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Josh Vaughn's Best Men (2008)

Rascal Exclusive JOSH VAUGHN is best man at his straight friend's wedding, played by newcomer JOSH GRIFFIN. In order to get his lips and ass around his straight buddy's fat cock Josh turns him on to a few good men, during a night of drink and porn viewing. After watching 4 sizzling scenes featuring JOHNNY HAZZARD, ARPAD MIKLOS, CLAY MAVERICK, and EDDIE STONE it seems the straight groom is more than ready to let his blond buddy work him over. The two go at each other and the sparks really fly in this wall to wall hot sex flick from Director CHI CHI LARUE.
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Rascal Exclusive JOSH VAUGHN is best man at his straight friend's wedding, played by newcomer JOSH GRIFFIN. In order to get his lips and ass around his straight buddy's fat cock Josh turns him on to a few good men, during a night of drink and porn viewing. After watching 4 sizzling scenes featuring JOHNNY HAZZARD, ARPAD MIKLOS, CLAY MAVERICK, and EDDIE STONE it seems the straight groom is more than ready to let his blond buddy work him over. The two go at each other and the sparks really fly in this wall to wall hot sex flick from Director CHI CHI LARUE.

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Directed By:Chi Chi LaRue
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In Theaters:9/5/2008
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Rascal Video

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