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Relax & Fuck (2019)

Just Relax & Fuck are words that this gaggle of horny guys live by. Whether they are sparring in the gym or working on a car in the garage, these perfectly designed love machines are only too willing to take time out to indulge their gluttonous sexual side, anytime and anywhere. They are in tune with each other, so a sly smile or a cheeky wink is all it takes to get these men in the mood for cock and cum. Watch as they hoover up dick and send their lovers into spasms of pure pleasure as they nip and suck before pushing their legs over their heads and with asses laid bare, nudge a thick cock inside the love tunnel and pound that glorious butt every which way until these lover are ready to blow together.
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Just Relax & Fuck are words that this gaggle of horny guys live by. Whether they are sparring in the gym or working on a car in the garage, these perfectly designed love machines are only too willing to take time out to indulge their gluttonous sexual side, anytime and anywhere. They are in tune with each other, so a sly smile or a cheeky wink is all it takes to get these men in the mood for cock and cum. Watch as they hoover up dick and send their lovers into spasms of pure pleasure as they nip and suck before pushing their legs over their heads and with asses laid bare, nudge a thick cock inside the love tunnel and pound that glorious butt every which way until these lover are ready to blow together.

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Directed By:Butch Dix, Jonno
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In Theaters:9/9/2019
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Raging Bulls (Orrange Media Group), UK Naked Men

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