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ShowGuys Volume 294: Troy Taylor & Jordan Jax poster

ShowGuys Volume 294: Troy Taylor & Jordan Jax (2008)

Put two tall, young, slim, hung and handsome gay men together and you get this great scene. Troy Taylor and Jordan Jax were turned on by each other the moment they met. They both love to kiss and go at it with a passion, while their hands wander around each other's bodies, especially the bulging crotch area. The shirts come off, but the kissing continues. But finally Jordan can't wait any longer, gets Troy out of his underwear, and goes down on the long, thick, hard cock he finds. Jordan strips off his shorts revealing another long, thick, hard cock, and Troy wastes no time getting it down his throat. Troy is a superb deep-throater, but swallowing all of Jordan's weapon brings tears to his eyes.
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Put two tall, young, slim, hung and handsome gay men together and you get this great scene. Troy Taylor and Jordan Jax were turned on by each other the moment they met. They both love to kiss and go at it with a passion, while their hands wander around each other's bodies, especially the bulging crotch area. The shirts come off, but the kissing continues. But finally Jordan can't wait any longer, gets Troy out of his underwear, and goes down on the long, thick, hard cock he finds. Jordan strips off his shorts revealing another long, thick, hard cock, and Troy wastes no time getting it down his throat. Troy is a superb deep-throater, but swallowing all of Jordan's weapon brings tears to his eyes.

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Directed By:Sam Linnell
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In Theaters:9/29/2008
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Show Guys Production

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