Storm & Starfire Colorism
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The Big Swell (2008)
Ten southern California surf studs shred the waves during the hot summer sun and then hook up privately for a more intimate type of ride! Each pair of dudes kick back for hot sessions of cock sucking and ass pounding until their nuts are emptied all over each other. Dempsy Sterns and Tristan Mathews head up this sexy cast of surfers as they cool down in the water only to heat things back up in the bedroom! These dudes ride their buddies as hard as they ride the waves!
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Ten southern California surf studs shred the waves during the hot summer sun and then hook up privately for a more intimate type of ride! Each pair of dudes kick back for hot sessions of cock sucking and ass pounding until their nuts are emptied all over each other. Dempsy Sterns and Tristan Mathews head up this sexy cast of surfers as they cool down in the water only to heat things back up in the bedroom! These dudes ride their buddies as hard as they ride the waves!
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In Theaters:1/14/2008
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:Boyride Films
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