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Real College Girls 9 (2003)

Believe it or not, college girls can teach you a thing or two. We're not innocent young things anymore. Hustler's Real College Girls #9 is proof that we've earner out hardcore credentials. Since freshman yeah I've mastered the art of the blowjob, and I've become an anal convert and a full-blown lover of girl-on-girl lust. My palate has matured, giving me a true appreciation of a face full of jizz. College is about growing up. Check out Hustler's College Girls #9 to see my transformation from a boring little virgin to a grownup slut!
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Believe it or not, college girls can teach you a thing or two. We're not innocent young things anymore. Hustler's Real College Girls #9 is proof that we've earner out hardcore credentials. Since freshman yeah I've mastered the art of the blowjob, and I've become an anal convert and a full-blown lover of girl-on-girl lust. My palate has matured, giving me a true appreciation of a face full of jizz. College is about growing up. Check out Hustler's College Girls #9 to see my transformation from a boring little virgin to a grownup slut!

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Directed By:Bob Sima
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In Theaters:7/16/2003
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Hustler Video

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