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Slam That Ass (2023)

When you’ve gone way too long without taking some dick, it’s a safe bet that all you want is for the Lucas Men to SLAM THAT ASS! Alle Marin and Santos submit to Dan Saxon and his uncut cock. Tomas Brand gives Alex Cabrera some of his gay daddy dick to suck and ride. Dom King pounds and dominates Igor Lucious and Alphonso Osnaya. And Babylon Prince tops Brian Bonds!
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When you’ve gone way too long without taking some dick, it’s a safe bet that all you want is for the Lucas Men to SLAM THAT ASS! Alle Marin and Santos submit to Dan Saxon and his uncut cock. Tomas Brand gives Alex Cabrera some of his gay daddy dick to suck and ride. Dom King pounds and dominates Igor Lucious and Alphonso Osnaya. And Babylon Prince tops Brian Bonds!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Michael Lucas
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In Theaters:3/31/2023
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Studio:Lucas Entertainment

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