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Office Twinks 2 (2011)

A disgruntled employee finds out he has to work late. Lucky for him, his boss just won't leave him alone. After working long hours a worker decides to take a at the office and awakes to a well deserved surprise. The boss isn't too pleased to find one of his employees watching porn during work hours. A worker is having a hard time making a sales call when his colleague keeps distracting him. When an employee mouths off to his supervisor he finds himself in deep, deep, trouble.
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A disgruntled employee finds out he has to work late. Lucky for him, his boss just won't leave him alone. After working long hours a worker decides to take a at the office and awakes to a well deserved surprise. The boss isn't too pleased to find one of his employees watching porn during work hours. A worker is having a hard time making a sales call when his colleague keeps distracting him. When an employee mouths off to his supervisor he finds himself in deep, deep, trouble.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Karl Kinkaid
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In Theaters:2/18/2011
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Male Reality, Mile High Media

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