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Too Big for Twinks 7 (2013)
Enzo asks Ennio about his phone charger, only to be distracted buy the huge bulge in his underwear. Caleb brings Marcus’s DVD player back, when he opens it he finds a hot gay movie inside. Martty can’t get his TV working so he calls the repair man. Georgio does more than just fix his TV. Pracik is late again with his rent and Aslan is sick of it, so he decides to make him pay rent in another way. While Richy is trying to read in peace, Jacob keep bothering him about that big package in his pants.
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Enzo asks Ennio about his phone charger, only to be distracted buy the huge bulge in his underwear. Caleb brings Marcus’s DVD player back, when he opens it he finds a hot gay movie inside. Martty can’t get his TV working so he calls the repair man. Georgio does more than just fix his TV. Pracik is late again with his rent and Aslan is sick of it, so he decides to make him pay rent in another way. While Richy is trying to read in peace, Jacob keep bothering him about that big package in his pants.
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In Theaters:3/21/2013
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Runtime:147 minutes
Studio:Mile High Media, Mr. Male Reality
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