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Touch Your Toes (2010)

Ever feel like everyone is staring at you when you walk into a room? Like maybe you left home without your clothes? That's what Samuel O'Toole feels like every time he takes walks into a room; all eyes are drawn to that massive meat stick! And then before he knows it, everyone is lined up to try to suck it, touch it or ride it!
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Ever feel like everyone is staring at you when you walk into a room? Like maybe you left home without your clothes? That's what Samuel O'Toole feels like every time he takes walks into a room; all eyes are drawn to that massive meat stick! And then before he knows it, everyone is lined up to try to suck it, touch it or ride it!

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In Theaters:4/17/2010
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Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:Next Door Studios

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