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Slick Ass Girls 2 (2011)

Get ready for another oiled up girl-on-girl extravaganza! These pussy licking lesbo whores give as good as they get, slurping snatches, twiddling twats, finger fucking, nipple nursing, they know just what to do to each other and you're invited to watch! So sit back while the most beautiful Diabolic sluts slip and slide all over each other with their greased down bodies and fuck each other with nice big toys. They're getting off any way they can without a cock in sight!
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Get ready for another oiled up girl-on-girl extravaganza! These pussy licking lesbo whores give as good as they get, slurping snatches, twiddling twats, finger fucking, nipple nursing, they know just what to do to each other and you're invited to watch! So sit back while the most beautiful Diabolic sluts slip and slide all over each other with their greased down bodies and fuck each other with nice big toys. They're getting off any way they can without a cock in sight!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Ray Bones
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In Theaters:3/10/2011
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Diabolic Video

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