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Plumper Perfection (2017)
My, my, my, these girls are plus-sized and beautiful. Their breasts can hardly be contained by their clothing. In fact, it's nearly impossible. The thin fabric bulges against the weight. They're thick in the waist and everywhere else, young and plump. They love sex. They have a healthy appetite for it, and it doesn't matter the setting - even a work environment isn't safe from their carnal moods!
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My, my, my, these girls are plus-sized and beautiful. Their breasts can hardly be contained by their clothing. In fact, it's nearly impossible. The thin fabric bulges against the weight. They're thick in the waist and everywhere else, young and plump. They love sex. They have a healthy appetite for it, and it doesn't matter the setting - even a work environment isn't safe from their carnal moods!
Rating:NR
Genre:Fantasy
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In Theaters:4/11/2017
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Sensational Video
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