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Trashy Teen Pick-Ups (2011)

Talk about Miami heat! Check out this spontaneous "out on the street" look at what pretty young things are willing to do if you just ask! See how fast these horny young sluts agree to participate in a blow job contest and then end up fucking as well as sucking! Cum along for the ride and pick up a tight teen or two to tongue your balls and deep throat your cock! Once they're in the mood to show off their blowjob skills, there's no 'end' to the possibilities! Sample the lush tropical fruit of the Magic City - these girls are ripe for the picking!
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Talk about Miami heat! Check out this spontaneous "out on the street" look at what pretty young things are willing to do if you just ask! See how fast these horny young sluts agree to participate in a blow job contest and then end up fucking as well as sucking! Cum along for the ride and pick up a tight teen or two to tongue your balls and deep throat your cock! Once they're in the mood to show off their blowjob skills, there's no 'end' to the possibilities! Sample the lush tropical fruit of the Magic City - these girls are ripe for the picking!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Mick Blue
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In Theaters:7/19/2011
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Runtime:143 minutes
Studio:Zero Tolerance

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