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The Big One (2010)
This is the long-awaited movie starring Tom Chase (previously of Falcon and Colt) where he reveals himself as a hairy, muscled daddy bear with a 9-inch cock! Watch him and Tim Kelly fuck and suck their way to their ultimate big orgasms in this cast of hairy hunks. Each scene takes you into a different fantasy and role-play built around a humorous plot with an unexpected twist at the end.
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This is the long-awaited movie starring Tom Chase (previously of Falcon and Colt) where he reveals himself as a hairy, muscled daddy bear with a 9-inch cock! Watch him and Tim Kelly fuck and suck their way to their ultimate big orgasms in this cast of hairy hunks. Each scene takes you into a different fantasy and role-play built around a humorous plot with an unexpected twist at the end.
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Butch Bear
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