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Spit-Roasted Cum Pigs (2007)
It's fun in the country, especially when you're feeling as horny as the animals in the farmyard and there's a bevy of handsome young boy-babes hanging around looking for fun. Which in this case not surprisingly involves a great deal of rimming, sucking and (ultimately) open-air fucking. These lads like it often and they like it hard — which is just as well given that there seems to be fuck-all-else to do in this otherwise quiet corner of England. Little wonder that you can hear the cum-pigs squeal!
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It's fun in the country, especially when you're feeling as horny as the animals in the farmyard and there's a bevy of handsome young boy-babes hanging around looking for fun. Which in this case not surprisingly involves a great deal of rimming, sucking and (ultimately) open-air fucking. These lads like it often and they like it hard — which is just as well given that there seems to be fuck-all-else to do in this otherwise quiet corner of England. Little wonder that you can hear the cum-pigs squeal!
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In Theaters:1/1/2007
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Millivres Prowler Ltd., Bareback Boys (Orrange Media Group)
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