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Super Size Me! 7 (2014)

It’s the series that just keeps getting bigger, as director John Smith presents another collection of some of the hottest, the horniest and – most important of all – the biggest boys around. Whether it’s Felix Webster hitting it off with Zac Todd or STAXUS favourite, Connor Levi, taking every single inch of Devon LeBron’s monster thick dick, these heavy-duty dudes don’t believe in being understated. Primed and armed to the hilt, it’s seventh heaven all the way for these oversized, oversexed, cock-obsessed fuckers!
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It’s the series that just keeps getting bigger, as director John Smith presents another collection of some of the hottest, the horniest and – most important of all – the biggest boys around. Whether it’s Felix Webster hitting it off with Zac Todd or STAXUS favourite, Connor Levi, taking every single inch of Devon LeBron’s monster thick dick, these heavy-duty dudes don’t believe in being understated. Primed and armed to the hilt, it’s seventh heaven all the way for these oversized, oversexed, cock-obsessed fuckers!

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Directed By:John Smith
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In Theaters:3/28/2014
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Bareback Monster Cocks

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