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Str8 Bait (2014)

"Don't you just love hot naked muscle men playing with each other for the first time? It's the uncertainty behind it which makes things even more erotic in Str8 Bait. Watch these hot 'straight' guys indulge their secret fantasies with their hot muscle buds. When the girls are nowhere to be seen, these guys let their carnal desires take over as their testosterone feeds their need to get off... with each other! MEN.com certainly gives us the hottest and beefiest str8 guys for bait. And their counterparts are more than happy to reciprocate!
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"Don't you just love hot naked muscle men playing with each other for the first time? It's the uncertainty behind it which makes things even more erotic in Str8 Bait. Watch these hot 'straight' guys indulge their secret fantasies with their hot muscle buds. When the girls are nowhere to be seen, these guys let their carnal desires take over as their testosterone feeds their need to get off... with each other! MEN.com certainly gives us the hottest and beefiest str8 guys for bait. And their counterparts are more than happy to reciprocate!

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In Theaters:9/30/2014
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:MEN

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