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Tommy Lima in Brazil 1: On the Beach 

In this, the first of three installments of Tommy Lima in Brazil, we are introduced to the wonders of Brazilian beaches. When Tommy parades around in his squared off trunks with muscles and cock on display there is bound to be some action. As always, Alexander Pictures has presented us with monster sized Latin cocks, luscious foreskin, beefy studs, and erotic locations. Go ahead, get your cock out and stroke off with the boys. You know I did!
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In this, the first of three installments of Tommy Lima in Brazil, we are introduced to the wonders of Brazilian beaches. When Tommy parades around in his squared off trunks with muscles and cock on display there is bound to be some action. As always, Alexander Pictures has presented us with monster sized Latin cocks, luscious foreskin, beefy studs, and erotic locations. Go ahead, get your cock out and stroke off with the boys. You know I did!

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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Alexander Pictures

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