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TitanMen Cumshots 1 (2014)

Splat to the face! The very first ever Titan Cumshots compilation, jam packed with over three and a half hours of nonstop cum-spurting cocks! We've pulled together over 140 of the finest TitanMen, shooting tons of cum for your pleasure. These all-stars shoot load after load, erupting in some of the biggest and best cumshots in history. If you love the sight of fat, hard cocks shooting jiz then you can't afford to miss TitanMen Cumshots Volume 1 This compilation includes scenes from 3 Easy Pieces, Big Muscle, Breathless, The Chest, Cirque Noir, Desire,, Drill: To the Point, Detour, Exhibition (Dred Scott), Sea Men: Fallen Angel IV, Fear, Five Star, Gorge, H2O, Hitch, and Packers.
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Splat to the face! The very first ever Titan Cumshots compilation, jam packed with over three and a half hours of nonstop cum-spurting cocks! We've pulled together over 140 of the finest TitanMen, shooting tons of cum for your pleasure. These all-stars shoot load after load, erupting in some of the biggest and best cumshots in history. If you love the sight of fat, hard cocks shooting jiz then you can't afford to miss TitanMen Cumshots Volume 1 This compilation includes scenes from 3 Easy Pieces, Big Muscle, Breathless, The Chest, Cirque Noir, Desire,, Drill: To the Point, Detour, Exhibition (Dred Scott), Sea Men: Fallen Angel IV, Fear, Five Star, Gorge, H2O, Hitch, and Packers.

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In Theaters:4/3/2014
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Runtime:210 minutes
Studio:Titan Media

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