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Take Me Deeper (2005)
Hot Hollywood hunk Greg Allen, is day dreaming about all the hot guys that have fucked his hot man hole deep and hard, over and over again leaving him wanting more. This video is about hot dirty man sex, ass licking, and anal fucking action with horney guys taking cum shots on the face in a dark sex club. When a guy with a morning hard-on needs to get a load off with his lover, any place will do even the kitchen floor.
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Hot Hollywood hunk Greg Allen, is day dreaming about all the hot guys that have fucked his hot man hole deep and hard, over and over again leaving him wanting more. This video is about hot dirty man sex, ass licking, and anal fucking action with horney guys taking cum shots on the face in a dark sex club. When a guy with a morning hard-on needs to get a load off with his lover, any place will do even the kitchen floor.
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In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Zaye Entertainment
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