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Splashed with Loads (2023)

When you're a horny young porn star teamed up with like-minded pups, there's every expectation that you're going to get Splashed With Loads. It's one of the hazards of the job. In this particular case, however, it's not so much a little bit of jizz that gets pumped out of all those tight balls as a veritable tsunami of pent-up boy batter. Then again, what else would you expect from a cast that includes the likes of Will Kade, Max Trey, and Martin Hovor? Seriously, these gorgeous beauties produce cum like it's going out of fashion, and, armed with the sort of equipment that could cause someone physical injury if handled badly, they're soon banging each other to one huge sticky climax.
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When you're a horny young porn star teamed up with like-minded pups, there's every expectation that you're going to get Splashed With Loads. It's one of the hazards of the job. In this particular case, however, it's not so much a little bit of jizz that gets pumped out of all those tight balls as a veritable tsunami of pent-up boy batter. Then again, what else would you expect from a cast that includes the likes of Will Kade, Max Trey, and Martin Hovor? Seriously, these gorgeous beauties produce cum like it's going out of fashion, and, armed with the sort of equipment that could cause someone physical injury if handled badly, they're soon banging each other to one huge sticky climax.

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Directed By:Michael Burling
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In Theaters:1/13/2023
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Orrange Media Group, Bare Twinks (Orrange Media Group)

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