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Pig Fuckers (2012)

Eleven hung, perverted pigs, in three different scenarios, shot in high definition to bring you sexually charged action so life like that you can smell their man scent. Chad Brock and Hank Rivers get into some glory hole action on a hot and steamy July night. They fuck and suck each other, sweat dripping off their balls and cum flying from their cocks. Paul Stag and Jake Wetmore orchestrate a sling fucking gang bang that leaves Jayson Park's and Ross Scott's holes oozing cum. Of course it wouldn't be Dick Wadd without a piss scene. And the one shot during the world famous Wet 'N Hot party in Palm Springs delivers gallons of piss and buckets of cum.
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Eleven hung, perverted pigs, in three different scenarios, shot in high definition to bring you sexually charged action so life like that you can smell their man scent. Chad Brock and Hank Rivers get into some glory hole action on a hot and steamy July night. They fuck and suck each other, sweat dripping off their balls and cum flying from their cocks. Paul Stag and Jake Wetmore orchestrate a sling fucking gang bang that leaves Jayson Park's and Ross Scott's holes oozing cum. Of course it wouldn't be Dick Wadd without a piss scene. And the one shot during the world famous Wet 'N Hot party in Palm Springs delivers gallons of piss and buckets of cum.

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Directed By:Dick Wadd
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In Theaters:1/1/2012
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Dick Wadd Productions

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