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Mom & Dad Are Fucking My Friends 5 (2010)

They're back! Get ready for more hardcore action as these crazy older couples are seducing teen pussy into some wild threesome fucking. These young whores might be a little shy at first but they can't resist the touch and feel of a mature couple as they lick and fuck her pussy until she cums. Young and sultry, these teens are ready for a good hard fucking and will do just about anything to have their pussies toyed with and pounded by these sleazy couples, a threesome masterpiece of epic proportion.
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They're back! Get ready for more hardcore action as these crazy older couples are seducing teen pussy into some wild threesome fucking. These young whores might be a little shy at first but they can't resist the touch and feel of a mature couple as they lick and fuck her pussy until she cums. Young and sultry, these teens are ready for a good hard fucking and will do just about anything to have their pussies toyed with and pounded by these sleazy couples, a threesome masterpiece of epic proportion.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Karl Kinkaid
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In Theaters:12/3/2010
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Doghouse Digital

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