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Strap-On Sally 4 (1994)
The all-girl action continues when our star, Ariana, A/K/A Strap-On-Sally, invites the East Coast's hottest dancers over to her Jersey Shore house for a party. Strap-on double penetration is the order of the day, as gorgeous new blonde Shane Tyler, pillow chested Chantilly Lace and Ariana herself, get invaded by two rubber cocks at once!
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The all-girl action continues when our star, Ariana, A/K/A Strap-On-Sally, invites the East Coast's hottest dancers over to her Jersey Shore house for a party. Strap-on double penetration is the order of the day, as gorgeous new blonde Shane Tyler, pillow chested Chantilly Lace and Ariana herself, get invaded by two rubber cocks at once!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1994
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Pleasure Productions
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