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ShowGuys Volume 537: Dante & Troy Taylor with Casey Young poster

ShowGuys Volume 537: Dante & Troy Taylor with Casey Young (2013)

At the start of the scene Dante is fondling Troy s cock and balls, and both are kissing wildly. They both have enormous dicks and trimmed pubes. Troy is already erect, and Dante gets hard before our eyes. Troy puts Dante s huge cock in his mouth, and shows off his cock sucking abilities, causing Dante to get even harder. They reverse positions, and Dante proves to be no slouch in the deep-throating department. They lie on the bed and mess around. Dante shoves a finger up Troy s butt, while Casey takes some stills, then Casey deep-throats Dante while Troy watches and jerks.
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At the start of the scene Dante is fondling Troy s cock and balls, and both are kissing wildly. They both have enormous dicks and trimmed pubes. Troy is already erect, and Dante gets hard before our eyes. Troy puts Dante s huge cock in his mouth, and shows off his cock sucking abilities, causing Dante to get even harder. They reverse positions, and Dante proves to be no slouch in the deep-throating department. They lie on the bed and mess around. Dante shoves a finger up Troy s butt, while Casey takes some stills, then Casey deep-throats Dante while Troy watches and jerks.

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Directed By:Sam Linnell
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In Theaters:6/29/2013
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Show Guys Production

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