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Naughty College School Girls 50 (2008)

Melanie Jayne hits the books hard while Mr. Pete hits her cunt harder! Rikki Love gets some hard knock lovin from after school specialist, Mark Ashley! Layla Diamond gets punished by Ralph Longs big boy schlong. And Michael Stefano teaches Ruby Ryder and Robyn Truelove how to fuck like a beast! You've got to love these naughty college school girls, because they've got the freshest pussies in town!
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Melanie Jayne hits the books hard while Mr. Pete hits her cunt harder! Rikki Love gets some hard knock lovin from after school specialist, Mark Ashley! Layla Diamond gets punished by Ralph Longs big boy schlong. And Michael Stefano teaches Ruby Ryder and Robyn Truelove how to fuck like a beast! You've got to love these naughty college school girls, because they've got the freshest pussies in town!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Greg Lansky
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In Theaters:9/18/2008
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:New Sensations

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