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The Art of Tribbing 2 (2018)
Riley Reynolds and Brooke Summers are practicing their cheer leading routine together. They sit down for a break and Riley tells Brooke that she hooked up with a college girl over the weekend. Riley tells Brooke that she and the college girl were tribbing and that it was amazing. Riley asks Brooke if she has ever kissed a girl before, Brooke says no, Riley tells Brooke to kiss her and they start kissing and of course this leads to tribbing.
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Riley Reynolds and Brooke Summers are practicing their cheer leading routine together. They sit down for a break and Riley tells Brooke that she hooked up with a college girl over the weekend. Riley tells Brooke that she and the college girl were tribbing and that it was amazing. Riley asks Brooke if she has ever kissed a girl before, Brooke says no, Riley tells Brooke to kiss her and they start kissing and of course this leads to tribbing.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/18/2018
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Filly Films
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