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Office Twinks 6 (2012)
You've got to work hard to get ahead. These boys get hard, give head, and get butt-laid. Interviews are tough, and the best boy gets the job. Will he do whatever it takes? How to impress your co-workers? Show them you aren't afraid to put your whole body into your work. Everyone needs a little down time in the boy's room. These boys need to get down together. Every office has a bully, but don't get intimidated, get intimate.
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You've got to work hard to get ahead. These boys get hard, give head, and get butt-laid. Interviews are tough, and the best boy gets the job. Will he do whatever it takes? How to impress your co-workers? Show them you aren't afraid to put your whole body into your work. Everyone needs a little down time in the boy's room. These boys need to get down together. Every office has a bully, but don't get intimidated, get intimate.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:9/26/2012
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Mile High Media, Male Reality
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