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Kelly the Coed 20: Frat Fucks (2004)

Aaaahh, the joys of college and that good old fashioned American education. That is if education meant shaving a hard cock up some cute little sorority girls' fuckholes. It's an ass blasting, beer guzzling, cock gobbling party on frat row as Kelly (Riley Brooks) and her slutty Pi Pi Sorority sisters go chasing down cock and good times during the new semester.
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Aaaahh, the joys of college and that good old fashioned American education. That is if education meant shaving a hard cock up some cute little sorority girls' fuckholes. It's an ass blasting, beer guzzling, cock gobbling party on frat row as Kelly (Riley Brooks) and her slutty Pi Pi Sorority sisters go chasing down cock and good times during the new semester.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Jim Powers
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In Theaters:9/1/2004
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Heatwave Gold

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