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The Ride from the West
Phil celebrates his birthday with all his friends. It's a well-watered and very cheerful evening that looks ahead. Only, as usual, the brave man is cheating in bad luck and ends up falling and falling into the pool... This misadventure will then make him travel in his deepest fantasies, and he finds himself transported to a village in the Wild West where carnal pleasures are master words. Between girls of little virtue, duels with a pistol and wild saloon evenings in very good company, Phil is not about to forget his infernal adventure in the Wild West....
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Phil celebrates his birthday with all his friends. It's a well-watered and very cheerful evening that looks ahead. Only, as usual, the brave man is cheating in bad luck and ends up falling and falling into the pool... This misadventure will then make him travel in his deepest fantasies, and he finds himself transported to a village in the Wild West where carnal pleasures are master words. Between girls of little virtue, duels with a pistol and wild saloon evenings in very good company, Phil is not about to forget his infernal adventure in the Wild West....
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