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Portland Cum: Kyle's First Time (2004)

Young, sweet and almost innocent, eighteen year old Kyle heard that we were going to Portland Oregon (PDX) to shoot another jizzfest. He told us that he had never been to a bathhouse or even a gay bar before. You see him go pig wild at the baths, and he goes out to a gay bar and strips for the horny crowd! This video should have been called 'Kyle gives you a puppy-dog look and gets whatever he wants'... but that would have been too fucking long.
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Young, sweet and almost innocent, eighteen year old Kyle heard that we were going to Portland Oregon (PDX) to shoot another jizzfest. He told us that he had never been to a bathhouse or even a gay bar before. You see him go pig wild at the baths, and he goes out to a gay bar and strips for the horny crowd! This video should have been called 'Kyle gives you a puppy-dog look and gets whatever he wants'... but that would have been too fucking long.

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Directed By:Scott Morris
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In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Factory Video Productions

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