Snow Trip, Vol. 9: Lake Tahoe (2009)
In winter, some birds fly south for a warmer place; squirrels gather and store nuts to eat. Then you've got this wild bunch who hit Lake Tahoe to hole up and bust their nuts, feeding to their hearts' content. Road Trip #9 to Lake Tahoe is photographed so tight and up close you can practically smell the sex. The in-your-face shots make the cocks look meatier, the pendulous balls more edible, and the assholes so wet and inviting that all the suck'n'fuck action sizzles more intensely. It's a good thing the guys are doing it inside because their exploits are so hot and steamy, the snow outside would melt and the deluge would flood the town.
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In winter, some birds fly south for a warmer place; squirrels gather and store nuts to eat. Then you've got this wild bunch who hit Lake Tahoe to hole up and bust their nuts, feeding to their hearts' content. Road Trip #9 to Lake Tahoe is photographed so tight and up close you can practically smell the sex. The in-your-face shots make the cocks look meatier, the pendulous balls more edible, and the assholes so wet and inviting that all the suck'n'fuck action sizzles more intensely. It's a good thing the guys are doing it inside because their exploits are so hot and steamy, the snow outside would melt and the deluge would flood the town.
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In Theaters:3/12/2009
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Jocks Studios
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