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Semen Obsession (2010)

Can't get enough cum? Semen Obsession is sure to satiate your taste for spunk! A compilation of sperm seeking studs sucking and swallowing every shot that gets spurted across their chests, faces and lips! With scenes from 12 of Eurocreme's most jizztastic titles including Rudeboiz, DreamBoy, Hung Ladz and Indieboyz, there's more than enough of the thick, sticky white stuff for the hungriest of cum lovers to swallow!! Make sure you don't miss a drop of this filthy new collection, and satisfy your Semen Obsession!
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Can't get enough cum? Semen Obsession is sure to satiate your taste for spunk! A compilation of sperm seeking studs sucking and swallowing every shot that gets spurted across their chests, faces and lips! With scenes from 12 of Eurocreme's most jizztastic titles including Rudeboiz, DreamBoy, Hung Ladz and Indieboyz, there's more than enough of the thick, sticky white stuff for the hungriest of cum lovers to swallow!! Make sure you don't miss a drop of this filthy new collection, and satisfy your Semen Obsession!

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Directed By:Simon Booth
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In Theaters:12/10/2010
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Eurocreme

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