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Screw My Wife, Please! 42: She Wants Me To Watch! poster

Screw My Wife, Please! 42: She Wants Me To Watch! (2004)

Let somebody else try and please your wife while you dream about going fishing. This porno is really different than the other's and deserves your undivided attention! These bitches are just dying for another man's cock to ram deep inside her ass and pussy! And, you would rather watch the game - or watch them instead. A hot new trend in marriages - letting another guy screw your old lady while you sit back and enjoy!
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Let somebody else try and please your wife while you dream about going fishing. This porno is really different than the other's and deserves your undivided attention! These bitches are just dying for another man's cock to ram deep inside her ass and pussy! And, you would rather watch the game - or watch them instead. A hot new trend in marriages - letting another guy screw your old lady while you sit back and enjoy!

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Directed By:Bobby Rinaldi
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In Theaters:6/30/2004
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Runtime:100 minutes
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