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Single Handed (2003)

What do TITAN Men do when they are not doing each other? 22 Studs get their mojo off Single-Handedly with solo jackoff sessions assembled on film from TITAN's past releases, some never before seen! This film features such TITAN favorites as Dean Coulter, Mike Roberts and Talvin DeMacchio who climax in loads of creamy self-satisfaction. The solos of "Single-Handed" have been shot through TITAN's prize-winning cameras so you will hear every grunt and see every glistening drop of man juice!
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What do TITAN Men do when they are not doing each other? 22 Studs get their mojo off Single-Handedly with solo jackoff sessions assembled on film from TITAN's past releases, some never before seen! This film features such TITAN favorites as Dean Coulter, Mike Roberts and Talvin DeMacchio who climax in loads of creamy self-satisfaction. The solos of "Single-Handed" have been shot through TITAN's prize-winning cameras so you will hear every grunt and see every glistening drop of man juice!

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Directed By:Bruce Cam
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In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:228 minutes
Studio:Titan Media

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