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Piss Hard (2008)

Randy's got a big nine-inch uncut cock and Zach is his cock and piss slave. He fills up his foreskin with piss and lets it rip all over Zach's face. He does it again with a real balloon and drenches his piss-thirsty slave. Randy sucks himself, drinks his own piss and loves a good cocksucker on his massive meat. The piss flows throughout into funnels, into mouths, squeezed outta soaked, yellowed jockstraps and several body hosings too.
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Randy's got a big nine-inch uncut cock and Zach is his cock and piss slave. He fills up his foreskin with piss and lets it rip all over Zach's face. He does it again with a real balloon and drenches his piss-thirsty slave. Randy sucks himself, drinks his own piss and loves a good cocksucker on his massive meat. The piss flows throughout into funnels, into mouths, squeezed outta soaked, yellowed jockstraps and several body hosings too.

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Directed By:Frank Ross
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In Theaters:11/6/2008
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:3rd World Video

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