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Swallow...More (2001)

SWALLOW… MORE, the classic Paul Morris cum-swallowing movie from 2001. The text description is from the original movie release. I thought about calling this one "Cocksucker's Paradise", and if you love sucking dick or getting sucked, you'll understand why. BIG cocks, HOT men, FRESH LOADS OF MAN-JUICE SHOT STRAIGHT DOWN HUNGRY WAITING THROATS!! If you enjoy watching serious slobbering oral worship of huge cocks, if you like to see studs sucking and getting sucked, shooting big loads and swallowing 'em down, PASSING LOADS FROM ONE MOUTH TO ANOTHER, licking up every fresh drop of spunk, then you'll get off on SWALLOW... MORE. - Paul Morris
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SWALLOW… MORE, the classic Paul Morris cum-swallowing movie from 2001. The text description is from the original movie release. I thought about calling this one "Cocksucker's Paradise", and if you love sucking dick or getting sucked, you'll understand why. BIG cocks, HOT men, FRESH LOADS OF MAN-JUICE SHOT STRAIGHT DOWN HUNGRY WAITING THROATS!! If you enjoy watching serious slobbering oral worship of huge cocks, if you like to see studs sucking and getting sucked, shooting big loads and swallowing 'em down, PASSING LOADS FROM ONE MOUTH TO ANOTHER, licking up every fresh drop of spunk, then you'll get off on SWALLOW... MORE. - Paul Morris

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Directed By:Paul Morris
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In Theaters:3/1/2001
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Treasure Island Media

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