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Taste My Lips (2009)

Private's first lesbian release of 2009 delivers its promise of copious slit-licking fun...and then some! Muff-munching, flap-spreading scenarios with only the hottest girls are sure to please our consumers and start 2009 with a bang!
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Private's first lesbian release of 2009 delivers its promise of copious slit-licking fun...and then some! Muff-munching, flap-spreading scenarios with only the hottest girls are sure to please our consumers and start 2009 with a bang!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/29/2009
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Private

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