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Skatersommer (2008)

In these four cool scenes, eight really horny skater lads between 18 and 25 show you what you can get up to in the summer. At a video party, the porno is reenacted with Marco getting a good mouthful of Stefan’s enormous dick and having the full load squirted down his throat. Next it’s Kevin, who is dating two boys who both have a good piece of him. Timo and Anthony have just turned 18 and want to play about outdoors on their own. But they’re not alone for long: Sven and Marvin join in and get busy. Their sweaty sneakers and socks aren’t left out of the deal either. In a disused factory, three’s company and they get straight to it. Jonas is given a good pounding and pumped full by two of his skater mates, one after the next.
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In these four cool scenes, eight really horny skater lads between 18 and 25 show you what you can get up to in the summer. At a video party, the porno is reenacted with Marco getting a good mouthful of Stefan’s enormous dick and having the full load squirted down his throat. Next it’s Kevin, who is dating two boys who both have a good piece of him. Timo and Anthony have just turned 18 and want to play about outdoors on their own. But they’re not alone for long: Sven and Marvin join in and get busy. Their sweaty sneakers and socks aren’t left out of the deal either. In a disused factory, three’s company and they get straight to it. Jonas is given a good pounding and pumped full by two of his skater mates, one after the next.

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In Theaters:1/18/2008
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Sk8erboy

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