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Key West Cum (2011)

Blue Alley Studios "Key West Cum" is your ticket to the USA's southernmost point, where the sun is warm and the cocks are hard. Director Leo Greco brings us on the vacation of a life time to the sunshine state. With 7 hot dick sucking scenes this DVD will having your cock drooling for a full 1 hour 34 minutes. Are you ready to get hard under the Florida sun? Let's join star Jess Taylor as he heads to the Equator Resort to suck off all the hot guys he can find down in Key West.
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Blue Alley Studios "Key West Cum" is your ticket to the USA's southernmost point, where the sun is warm and the cocks are hard. Director Leo Greco brings us on the vacation of a life time to the sunshine state. With 7 hot dick sucking scenes this DVD will having your cock drooling for a full 1 hour 34 minutes. Are you ready to get hard under the Florida sun? Let's join star Jess Taylor as he heads to the Equator Resort to suck off all the hot guys he can find down in Key West.

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Directed By:Leo Greco
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In Theaters:9/12/2011
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Factory Video Productions

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