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Those Fucking Memories (2001)

Two friends recall the "good ol' days" after watching a hot fuck film, remembering, as you get to see, that first night years ago when they were young, fucking, sucking and fondling each other. No condoms, just cum, spit and sweat. They remember a stop on a trip to their first gay resort, a truckstop bathroom with glory-holes, stalls and 3-way hard core fucking between hung, muscular studs Steve Wylie and Larry Wolf as they take turns fucking cute little Steve Tuck's butt until their man juice is dripping from his ass. Then two more scenes — a bedroom three-way at the gay resort and a hot three-way in the neighbor's living room. Assholes are pounded and spread wide, cum is shooting and spurting, while one of the friends takes it all in by peeking through an open window.
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Two friends recall the "good ol' days" after watching a hot fuck film, remembering, as you get to see, that first night years ago when they were young, fucking, sucking and fondling each other. No condoms, just cum, spit and sweat. They remember a stop on a trip to their first gay resort, a truckstop bathroom with glory-holes, stalls and 3-way hard core fucking between hung, muscular studs Steve Wylie and Larry Wolf as they take turns fucking cute little Steve Tuck's butt until their man juice is dripping from his ass. Then two more scenes — a bedroom three-way at the gay resort and a hot three-way in the neighbor's living room. Assholes are pounded and spread wide, cum is shooting and spurting, while one of the friends takes it all in by peeking through an open window.

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Directed By:Ray Butler
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In Theaters:10/1/2001
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Hot Desert Knights

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