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Travis James on Bottom (2010)

Travis James is the kind of guy you could take home to Daddy. If your daddy is a beefy muscle hunk named Brutus and you guys were into threesomes. He has proven himself to be a total sexual animal. No matter what he's asked to do he goes at it with all he's got and nine times out of ten we're just asking him to do something he'd be doing anyway. And as great as his topping skills are, our guys just can't wait to tap that delicious bubble butt of his. So you can see why they all love having Travis James On Bottom.
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Travis James is the kind of guy you could take home to Daddy. If your daddy is a beefy muscle hunk named Brutus and you guys were into threesomes. He has proven himself to be a total sexual animal. No matter what he's asked to do he goes at it with all he's got and nine times out of ten we're just asking him to do something he'd be doing anyway. And as great as his topping skills are, our guys just can't wait to tap that delicious bubble butt of his. So you can see why they all love having Travis James On Bottom.

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Directed By:Jeremy Lucido
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In Theaters:1/6/2010
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Randy Blue

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