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Sharing the Rent (2002)
What's better than a roomate to share the rent with? A hot, horny roomate who fucks and sucks you, and pays his way! You don't even have to leave the house for this prime piece of ass. Besides sharing the rent, Caesar and Dallas can also share clothes and share some intense gay sex as well. This movie features a bevy of gay roomates and sharing the rent is only one of the perks for these horny dudes! Way Cool!!
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What's better than a roomate to share the rent with? A hot, horny roomate who fucks and sucks you, and pays his way! You don't even have to leave the house for this prime piece of ass. Besides sharing the rent, Caesar and Dallas can also share clothes and share some intense gay sex as well. This movie features a bevy of gay roomates and sharing the rent is only one of the perks for these horny dudes! Way Cool!!
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In Theaters:8/6/2002
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Bacchus Releasing
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