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The Silence of the Buns (1992)

TT Boy is a doctor that keeps hooking up with his patients! But when he’s not fucking his patients, he’s fucking his co-workers! This feature has everything from hot, interracial threesomes that includes a double penetration, to hardcore pussy pounding followed up with facial cumshots!
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TT Boy is a doctor that keeps hooking up with his patients! But when he’s not fucking his patients, he’s fucking his co-workers! This feature has everything from hot, interracial threesomes that includes a double penetration, to hardcore pussy pounding followed up with facial cumshots!

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Directed By:Gary Graver
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In Theaters:1/1/1992
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Western Visuals

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