These Spunky Fuckers are at it morning, noon and night and they don't care where they are when they get the urge to kiss a cute boy and bare fuck a proffered ass. Two lovers on a sunshine holiday hit the beach for the day, but there's no need for the factor 50 as are keen on supplying each other with their own special sun-cream. Having a few pals round to help with the painting turns into a six guy orgy with spunk giving the paint a whole new sheen and an interracial coupling sees the tight white boy getting his first taste of black dick but will it be his last as he's stretched to the max by the huge ebony pole. It's a two hour dick-down to enjoy.
John Smith, Conny Haller, Gordon
Director
Connor Levi
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Jesse Magowan
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Kevin Ateah
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Kris Wallace
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Mario Kizek
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Mickey Taylor
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Paul Walker
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Peter Kyck
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Timmy Taylor
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Jacob Payne
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Randy Faulkner
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