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Teens in Tight Jeans (2011)

Are you a big fan of the camel toe? The whale tail? Do you love girls in skinny jeans so tight you can see every nook and cranny you'd like to get into? 3rd Degree knows just how you feel! That's why we've filmed the hottest teens in the tightest jeans you've ever seen! And the fantasy doesn't stop there! They're so eager to get you in their pants that they wiggle out just enough to let you pound their pussies and flip 'em over for an extra-tight anal fit! That's right, the jeans stay on while the huge cocks slip in - it's the most fun you can have with your clothes half on!
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Are you a big fan of the camel toe? The whale tail? Do you love girls in skinny jeans so tight you can see every nook and cranny you'd like to get into? 3rd Degree knows just how you feel! That's why we've filmed the hottest teens in the tightest jeans you've ever seen! And the fantasy doesn't stop there! They're so eager to get you in their pants that they wiggle out just enough to let you pound their pussies and flip 'em over for an extra-tight anal fit! That's right, the jeans stay on while the huge cocks slip in - it's the most fun you can have with your clothes half on!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Mick Blue
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In Theaters:4/7/2011
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Third Degree Films

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