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Smells Like Young Pussy (2011)
Tori Black, Jenna Haze, Alexis Love, Leah Jaye, Jamie Elle, and more! We've got a load of hot young teens, and they're about to get their cute little pussies drilled and fucked to submission. There's 14 scenes, and over 4 hours of nonstop sex with the cutest, sassiest teens in the biz. Sniff, Sniff Yep! It Smell Like Young Pussy to me!
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Tori Black, Jenna Haze, Alexis Love, Leah Jaye, Jamie Elle, and more! We've got a load of hot young teens, and they're about to get their cute little pussies drilled and fucked to submission. There's 14 scenes, and over 4 hours of nonstop sex with the cutest, sassiest teens in the biz. Sniff, Sniff Yep! It Smell Like Young Pussy to me!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/17/2011
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Runtime:243 minutes
Studio:Digital Sin
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Tori Black
(archive footage)
Alexis Love
(archive footage)
Ann Harlow
(archive footage)
Boo D. Licious
(archive footage)
Cherry Lane
(archive footage)
Jamie Elle
(archive footage)
Jenna Haze
(archive footage)
Judy Star
(archive footage)
Leah Jaye
(archive footage)
Lena Juliett
(archive footage)
Malorie Marx
(archive footage)
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