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The Biggest One I Ever Saw! (1984)
Two young, well-hung ex-military men recount their favorite sexual experiences in the service. Rod Phillips tells how his marine sergeant forced young recruits into servicing his huge weapon into ramrod shape. Then Lee Ryder tells of the dock-side "Y" and the pleasure he had watching Jon King take everything Rick Donovan had to offer. Not to be outdone, he joins in and gives Jon the ride of his life. Reminiscences make both studs explode amongst quick flashbacks to the biggest ones they ever saw.
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Two young, well-hung ex-military men recount their favorite sexual experiences in the service. Rod Phillips tells how his marine sergeant forced young recruits into servicing his huge weapon into ramrod shape. Then Lee Ryder tells of the dock-side "Y" and the pleasure he had watching Jon King take everything Rick Donovan had to offer. Not to be outdone, he joins in and gives Jon the ride of his life. Reminiscences make both studs explode amongst quick flashbacks to the biggest ones they ever saw.
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In Theaters:4/5/1984
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Giant Films
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