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Logan vs. Dragon (2010)
Elite Male and director Joe Budai proudly present the second in this "- vs. Dragon" three part series. This is one jaw-dropping, eye-popping contest between amazing, rock-hard, heavily inked muscle dudes of epic proportions! The bodies are unique, the muscles are pumped (mouths and asses too), and the four sex scenes are white hot, sweaty and intense! What's not to like? Cum indulge yourself; it just doesn't get any more rough-hewn and masculine than this!
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Elite Male and director Joe Budai proudly present the second in this "- vs. Dragon" three part series. This is one jaw-dropping, eye-popping contest between amazing, rock-hard, heavily inked muscle dudes of epic proportions! The bodies are unique, the muscles are pumped (mouths and asses too), and the four sex scenes are white hot, sweaty and intense! What's not to like? Cum indulge yourself; it just doesn't get any more rough-hewn and masculine than this!
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In Theaters:9/23/2010
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:EliteMale
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