Romford Ron!
We do love a proper bit of Essex don’t we eh! Triga Films proudly present ‘Romford Ron’ he’s straight off the market stalls in his hometown of Romford Essex after unfortunately a short stay at HMP (the daft but fit as fuck arse) and straight into the Triga stable. We say ‘daft ass’ but there is always a silver ling innit…he definitely learnt that whilst inside what people don’t see when the cell door shuts nobody talks about especially when it involves his tasty manhood getting proper serviced in more than one way!
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We do love a proper bit of Essex don’t we eh! Triga Films proudly present ‘Romford Ron’ he’s straight off the market stalls in his hometown of Romford Essex after unfortunately a short stay at HMP (the daft but fit as fuck arse) and straight into the Triga stable. We say ‘daft ass’ but there is always a silver ling innit…he definitely learnt that whilst inside what people don’t see when the cell door shuts nobody talks about especially when it involves his tasty manhood getting proper serviced in more than one way!
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Runtime:125 minutes
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