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More Dirty Debutantes 72 (1997)
More Dirty Debutantes 72 is my continuing adventures in my garage. After all, with Jake and I, we've got the hot rods and the sexy chicks - that's plenty for a hot garage story. All right, sorry. that wasn't so funny! You'll meet lovely Liz and her guy Charles. Liz will be rising to stardom shortly... she's got the right attitude and her lust for sex certainly couldn't hurt. Have that next door neighbor fantasy going on? Tammi, Heaven, and Wynona might fulfill it. MDD 72 is here and I hope you enjoy! Love, Ed.
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More Dirty Debutantes 72 is my continuing adventures in my garage. After all, with Jake and I, we've got the hot rods and the sexy chicks - that's plenty for a hot garage story. All right, sorry. that wasn't so funny! You'll meet lovely Liz and her guy Charles. Liz will be rising to stardom shortly... she's got the right attitude and her lust for sex certainly couldn't hurt. Have that next door neighbor fantasy going on? Tammi, Heaven, and Wynona might fulfill it. MDD 72 is here and I hope you enjoy! Love, Ed.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/16/1997
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:4-Play Video
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