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Oh, Solo Mio! (2000)
Beautiful Italian men in hot solo action. Adam Wolf who starts the tape is a military type with a carved and cut bod and a big Fat dick. Jack Lynch, another ex-navy seal, is perpetually horny. One after the other, these young men (none ever seen before on film) reveal themselves to the camera in a hot and teasful manner. You'll be amazed by the technical quality of this tape giving you the illusion that you're in the same room with these guys.
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Beautiful Italian men in hot solo action. Adam Wolf who starts the tape is a military type with a carved and cut bod and a big Fat dick. Jack Lynch, another ex-navy seal, is perpetually horny. One after the other, these young men (none ever seen before on film) reveal themselves to the camera in a hot and teasful manner. You'll be amazed by the technical quality of this tape giving you the illusion that you're in the same room with these guys.
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In Theaters:1/1/2000
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Customboys Videos
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