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Meat Wackers 5 (2006)

Pitbull Productions proudly presents another sexplosive edition from our infamous Meat Wackers series. We have the freshest faces, hardest bodies and fattest cocks in the industry. Our models Armeretto, Fubue, Jay, Butta Cream, Cino G, Lexxus and Peanut represent every flavor and size, stroke and pleasure. Aye, there's the rub! Bonus blow job footage stars Tiger Tyson with Big Red and 4Sho with Lil Bit. Lay back, grab some lube and tissues and prepare for hours of hard core self-satisfaction!
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Pitbull Productions proudly presents another sexplosive edition from our infamous Meat Wackers series. We have the freshest faces, hardest bodies and fattest cocks in the industry. Our models Armeretto, Fubue, Jay, Butta Cream, Cino G, Lexxus and Peanut represent every flavor and size, stroke and pleasure. Aye, there's the rub! Bonus blow job footage stars Tiger Tyson with Big Red and 4Sho with Lil Bit. Lay back, grab some lube and tissues and prepare for hours of hard core self-satisfaction!

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Directed By:Jalin Fuentes
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In Theaters:2/15/2006
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Pitbull Productions

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