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Office Girls (1989)
They Get The Job Done! Horny hell breaks loose when retired porn star Holly Woods (Aja) gets a secretarial job! Nasty Pam (Rachel Ryan) and Anita (Ariel Knight) give Holly lots of trouble (when they're not lezzing out! ). While the male staff wants to get into Holly pants! When she says "No",, the Office Girls say "Yes! ! " Even Holly's willpower fades when she falls for a loading dock stud! The erotic antics of these hard-working professionals are truly amazing. Why can't every office be this way?
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They Get The Job Done! Horny hell breaks loose when retired porn star Holly Woods (Aja) gets a secretarial job! Nasty Pam (Rachel Ryan) and Anita (Ariel Knight) give Holly lots of trouble (when they're not lezzing out! ). While the male staff wants to get into Holly pants! When she says "No",, the Office Girls say "Yes! ! " Even Holly's willpower fades when she falls for a loading dock stud! The erotic antics of these hard-working professionals are truly amazing. Why can't every office be this way?
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Written By:Patti Rhodes-Lincoln
In Theaters:8/16/1989
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Caballero Home Video
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