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Kung-Fu Girls (2001)

Welcome to Master Chow-Down Soon's Kung-Fu Academy for young ladies. If evil ninja girl Jade-Blue captures the Fire Dragon sword kept at the school, she'll rule the world. So, it's up to the Kung-Fu Girls to save the day! Luckily, they have many weapons in their arsenal. Innocent young faces stopping deadly cum shots. Nubile throats swelling from the thickness of man meat lodged deep inside. Tight little stomachs bulging with the mass of cocks being thrust into them. Elastic young asses ready to gape open on command, showing us how cute a girl's bowels can be! If you want explosive sex, bow before the Kung-Fu Girls!
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Welcome to Master Chow-Down Soon's Kung-Fu Academy for young ladies. If evil ninja girl Jade-Blue captures the Fire Dragon sword kept at the school, she'll rule the world. So, it's up to the Kung-Fu Girls to save the day! Luckily, they have many weapons in their arsenal. Innocent young faces stopping deadly cum shots. Nubile throats swelling from the thickness of man meat lodged deep inside. Tight little stomachs bulging with the mass of cocks being thrust into them. Elastic young asses ready to gape open on command, showing us how cute a girl's bowels can be! If you want explosive sex, bow before the Kung-Fu Girls!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Slain Wayne
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In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Kick Ass Pictures

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