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More Cushion for the Pushin' 3 (2008)

Busty sex addict Lucky goes insane when she gets fucked doggy style. Curvy MILF Rachel likes to smother guys with her enormous ass and massive melons. Naughty whore Trina loves getting her 34DD titties fucked and her delicious pussy licked before she bounces her huge booty on a big cock! All-natural teen beauty Katie gets off when you spank her ass, pull her hair, and call her a whore. Aline is a blonde beauty from the Northwest who ain't afraid of goin' down South!
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Busty sex addict Lucky goes insane when she gets fucked doggy style. Curvy MILF Rachel likes to smother guys with her enormous ass and massive melons. Naughty whore Trina loves getting her 34DD titties fucked and her delicious pussy licked before she bounces her huge booty on a big cock! All-natural teen beauty Katie gets off when you spank her ass, pull her hair, and call her a whore. Aline is a blonde beauty from the Northwest who ain't afraid of goin' down South!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chucky Sleaze
Written By:
In Theaters:8/29/2008
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Lethal Hardcore

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