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Score Silhouette X-Cut (2019)
Tiny waists and huge tits! They're super-slim and super stacked, the way a Score girl should be. There's no way girls with such tiny waists should have such huge tits, but they do and you love them. This one-of-a-kind collection features nine of our curviest babes, all of them traffic stoppers, many of whom shot for nobody else. They get you off with the in-your-face tits and pussy action you crave. Shot for boob men by boob men because we know what you want.
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Tiny waists and huge tits! They're super-slim and super stacked, the way a Score girl should be. There's no way girls with such tiny waists should have such huge tits, but they do and you love them. This one-of-a-kind collection features nine of our curviest babes, all of them traffic stoppers, many of whom shot for nobody else. They get you off with the in-your-face tits and pussy action you crave. Shot for boob men by boob men because we know what you want.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:7/24/2019
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Score
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