A Tourist's Guide to Love and Adventure
Amanda Riley gets the opportunity to travel to Vietnam for the experience of a lifetime.
Super Size Me! 3 (2013)
Two installments were never gonna be enough for you horny fuckers, we knew that! So welcome to a third chapter of horse-hung copulation, featuring a collection of some of the biggest dicks in the biz! These guys are exactly the kind of fellows you always dreamed of meeting, armed with the kind of ever-ready equipment that could send you to heaven and back time and time again! Didn’t get enough the first two times? Well hold onto your balls, boys – these beasts are about to give you the stretching of a lifetime!
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Two installments were never gonna be enough for you horny fuckers, we knew that! So welcome to a third chapter of horse-hung copulation, featuring a collection of some of the biggest dicks in the biz! These guys are exactly the kind of fellows you always dreamed of meeting, armed with the kind of ever-ready equipment that could send you to heaven and back time and time again! Didn’t get enough the first two times? Well hold onto your balls, boys – these beasts are about to give you the stretching of a lifetime!
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In Theaters:10/12/2013
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Bareback Monster Cocks
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