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Too Big for Twinks 9 (2014)

Richy is giving Marty an intense massage while he is trying to hide his rock hard cock. Richy then notices it and decides to move the massage lower and lower. Johny and Georgio are relaxing on the couch when Johny looks over and sees a huge bulge in Georgio’s pants. He takes a good look at it and decides that he will take every inch of that cock. Oscar is flipping through a twink magazine when Chris walks in; Oscar is shocked at how big that dick is. So Chris drops his pants and shows him something bigger. While taking a nap Dee wakes up to Jake staring at his bulge. Jake keeps staring at Dee’s raging hard on and then offers to relieve him of some long overdue pressure.
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Richy is giving Marty an intense massage while he is trying to hide his rock hard cock. Richy then notices it and decides to move the massage lower and lower. Johny and Georgio are relaxing on the couch when Johny looks over and sees a huge bulge in Georgio’s pants. He takes a good look at it and decides that he will take every inch of that cock. Oscar is flipping through a twink magazine when Chris walks in; Oscar is shocked at how big that dick is. So Chris drops his pants and shows him something bigger. While taking a nap Dee wakes up to Jake staring at his bulge. Jake keeps staring at Dee’s raging hard on and then offers to relieve him of some long overdue pressure.

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Directed By:Karl Kinkaid
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In Theaters:6/25/2014
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Mile High Media

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