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Rogue Adventures 36 (2011)

The master of quirky, alluring transsexual porn, Joey Silvera, presents another edition of his beloved she-male series, the one that started it all. Rogue Adventures 36 showcases five extremely sexual and fully functional libertines. These she-males introduce various boys and girls to their special combination of feminine beauty and big, hard cock! People of either sex can appreciate these gender-bent babes, so long as they maintain an appetite for the strange and wonderful.
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The master of quirky, alluring transsexual porn, Joey Silvera, presents another edition of his beloved she-male series, the one that started it all. Rogue Adventures 36 showcases five extremely sexual and fully functional libertines. These she-males introduce various boys and girls to their special combination of feminine beauty and big, hard cock! People of either sex can appreciate these gender-bent babes, so long as they maintain an appetite for the strange and wonderful.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Joey Silvera
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In Theaters:6/15/2011
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Runtime:184 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel

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