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Tranny Surprise 10 (2010)

Take a walk on the wild side. Does she have a clit or a dick? It is always a surprise! But that surprise always leads to a sexually satisfying experience for all! NO hole is safe around these sexy T-gals! Whether they're the ones giving or the ones who bend over and take it...these horny couples and trios are glad to be and get shafted! You won't want to miss this gender-bender roller coaster ride that ends with six sexually charged and explosive scenes that will keep you cumming back for more!
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Take a walk on the wild side. Does she have a clit or a dick? It is always a surprise! But that surprise always leads to a sexually satisfying experience for all! NO hole is safe around these sexy T-gals! Whether they're the ones giving or the ones who bend over and take it...these horny couples and trios are glad to be and get shafted! You won't want to miss this gender-bender roller coaster ride that ends with six sexually charged and explosive scenes that will keep you cumming back for more!

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In Theaters:2/12/2010
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Runtime:170 minutes
Studio:Reality Kings

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