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Stretch My Ass (2008)

Butt pig heaven! Real men stretching hot eager holes. This movie is non-stop ass-stretching fisting action! These hot and very horny guys will "blow-you-away" and leave nothing to your imagination as they fulfill their own fantasies as well as yours! Features never-before-released scenes! Steve Tuck gives his first fist to C.J. in an amazing three-way with Ardon Masters. One handball threesome you won't want to miss! HDK star Will West fists hot eager bottom Rand in an incredible hot fisting scene. Will West fans get ready to pop-ur-nuts! Jake Long takes Tony Ryders fist for a "ryde" on the wild side! Bonus scene: Rafe Denim and Rob Wright
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Butt pig heaven! Real men stretching hot eager holes. This movie is non-stop ass-stretching fisting action! These hot and very horny guys will "blow-you-away" and leave nothing to your imagination as they fulfill their own fantasies as well as yours! Features never-before-released scenes! Steve Tuck gives his first fist to C.J. in an amazing three-way with Ardon Masters. One handball threesome you won't want to miss! HDK star Will West fists hot eager bottom Rand in an incredible hot fisting scene. Will West fans get ready to pop-ur-nuts! Jake Long takes Tony Ryders fist for a "ryde" on the wild side! Bonus scene: Rafe Denim and Rob Wright

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Directed By:Wade Lincoln
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In Theaters:6/27/2008
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Hot Desert Knights

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