Making the Grade (2014)
We've all seen them: those incredibly hot STRAIGHT men. What would you give to be a fly on the wall in their bedrooms as they strip naked, stroke their dicks & shoot massive loads? It's a nice dream but never a reality... until now. Circle Jerk Boys is all amateur STRAIGHT guys stroking alone AND together... Come inside to see them DO FOR YOU what they've been doing in PRIVATE for years!
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We've all seen them: those incredibly hot STRAIGHT men. What would you give to be a fly on the wall in their bedrooms as they strip naked, stroke their dicks & shoot massive loads? It's a nice dream but never a reality... until now. Circle Jerk Boys is all amateur STRAIGHT guys stroking alone AND together... Come inside to see them DO FOR YOU what they've been doing in PRIVATE for years!
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In Theaters:9/3/2014
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Circle Jerk Boys
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