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Rub Him (2014)

A good looking Latin stud gets more than he bargained for when our boy shows up to give him a rubdown. Before you know it he's getting a hand job and then gives his therapist an ass slamming he won't soon forget. Two dudes wanted to meet up for a massage. Both guys are very muscular, and used a crazy amount of massage oil before settling in on some hot ass fucking! A hot guy responds to an ad for an oil massage. He gets a wild dick sucking, a hot fucked ass and a very happy ending for his efforts! There are no limits for these two studs who look at each other as if they were the last meals on Earth. Oil and deep massage can make for a tasty ass fuck! Enjoy!
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A good looking Latin stud gets more than he bargained for when our boy shows up to give him a rubdown. Before you know it he's getting a hand job and then gives his therapist an ass slamming he won't soon forget. Two dudes wanted to meet up for a massage. Both guys are very muscular, and used a crazy amount of massage oil before settling in on some hot ass fucking! A hot guy responds to an ad for an oil massage. He gets a wild dick sucking, a hot fucked ass and a very happy ending for his efforts! There are no limits for these two studs who look at each other as if they were the last meals on Earth. Oil and deep massage can make for a tasty ass fuck! Enjoy!

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In Theaters:4/29/2014
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:BigDaddy.com

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