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The American Cocksucking Championship 4 (1999)

Watch as Candy Apples and Cortknee go all out, competing with each other to see who is the #1 cocksucker. Yes, once again the biggest series of cocksucking is back for another championship match. The wild nympho Candy Apples goes all out with incredible abandon, attacking big, huge dicks - including 16" Big Jack. Cortknee is not one to be denied, however, as she devours and swallows, one huge cock after another. In the semifinal the vivacious Gina Ryder takes on pint-sized newcummer Dynamite in another spectacular battle of swallowing, slobbering and sucking on big, huge dicks. Don't miss one episode of Pussyman's latest and greatest new series!
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Watch as Candy Apples and Cortknee go all out, competing with each other to see who is the #1 cocksucker. Yes, once again the biggest series of cocksucking is back for another championship match. The wild nympho Candy Apples goes all out with incredible abandon, attacking big, huge dicks - including 16" Big Jack. Cortknee is not one to be denied, however, as she devours and swallows, one huge cock after another. In the semifinal the vivacious Gina Ryder takes on pint-sized newcummer Dynamite in another spectacular battle of swallowing, slobbering and sucking on big, huge dicks. Don't miss one episode of Pussyman's latest and greatest new series!

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In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Studio:Feline Films

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