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The Doll House 2 (2007)
Valley of the dolls! You don't have to worry about our dolls being recalled or pulled from the shelves they're homegrown, primed for pleasure, and trained to fuck and suck like pros! These doll-faced sluts know a thing or two about playing house, especially then cleaning part... They suck every last drop of dick drool from your cock until you're blowing loads of dust! Who's got time to sip tea anyways when a gorgeous cum-starved cutie is waiting for a stiff cock in her ass! Playing with dolls has never been so much fun!
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Valley of the dolls! You don't have to worry about our dolls being recalled or pulled from the shelves they're homegrown, primed for pleasure, and trained to fuck and suck like pros! These doll-faced sluts know a thing or two about playing house, especially then cleaning part... They suck every last drop of dick drool from your cock until you're blowing loads of dust! Who's got time to sip tea anyways when a gorgeous cum-starved cutie is waiting for a stiff cock in her ass! Playing with dolls has never been so much fun!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/9/2007
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Runtime:167 minutes
Studio:Zero Tolerance
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