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Knocked Out Jerked Off (2007)
Paul Morris and Treasure Island Media present the first instalment in Jack Miller's KNOCKED OUT, JERKED OFF (KOJO) video project, in which Miller tapes himself fondling the naked bodies of unconscious straight guys. Whenever Miller meets down-and-out young men, he makes an offer. Those who accept--and you might be surprised how often they say yes!--know exactly what's going to happen to them. Miller explores their fine, masculine bodies and works their cocks, previously untouched by any man, into throbbin' boners. And as often as not, he's able to squeeze a big load of jizz out of them while they sleep.
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Paul Morris and Treasure Island Media present the first instalment in Jack Miller's KNOCKED OUT, JERKED OFF (KOJO) video project, in which Miller tapes himself fondling the naked bodies of unconscious straight guys. Whenever Miller meets down-and-out young men, he makes an offer. Those who accept--and you might be surprised how often they say yes!--know exactly what's going to happen to them. Miller explores their fine, masculine bodies and works their cocks, previously untouched by any man, into throbbin' boners. And as often as not, he's able to squeeze a big load of jizz out of them while they sleep.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/2007
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Treasure Island Media
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