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Screw My Wife, Please! 50: The Golden Anniversary Edition poster

Screw My Wife, Please! 50: The Golden Anniversary Edition (2005)

Don't miss the golden anniversary edition of this series! Don't buy your wife jewelry for your 50th Anniversary - buy her something she can use - a hunky porn stud! These are not your driving-the-kids-to-the-soccer-game wives...these chicks are super hot and definitely light up the screen! Watch as they get gang banged by gorgeous hunks as their husbands watch!
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Don't miss the golden anniversary edition of this series! Don't buy your wife jewelry for your 50th Anniversary - buy her something she can use - a hunky porn stud! These are not your driving-the-kids-to-the-soccer-game wives...these chicks are super hot and definitely light up the screen! Watch as they get gang banged by gorgeous hunks as their husbands watch!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Bobby Rinaldi
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In Theaters:10/5/2005
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Wildlife Productions

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