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Mature Women with Younger Girls 11 (2004)
These old biddies have an unstoppable craving for young snapper that won't quite! There's just something about an impressionable and eager to please younger babe that just makes them so loveable. Who could blame them wanting some nice, young, and tight pussy! These older ladies have year's worth of experience to teach these young things, but these young babes have a trick or two up their pussies...err, 'sleeves' too! So grab the bib and get ready for some lip smacking, finger licking good fun!
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These old biddies have an unstoppable craving for young snapper that won't quite! There's just something about an impressionable and eager to please younger babe that just makes them so loveable. Who could blame them wanting some nice, young, and tight pussy! These older ladies have year's worth of experience to teach these young things, but these young babes have a trick or two up their pussies...err, 'sleeves' too! So grab the bib and get ready for some lip smacking, finger licking good fun!
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In Theaters:11/10/2004
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:X-traordinary Pictures
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