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Triple Whammy 

With STAXUS' latest release "Triple Whammy", fans of three-way action will be seventh heaven, as the horny twink boys abandon all thoughts of traditional one-on-one contact and concentrate on something a little more imaginative instead. All of which opens the door to the splendidly sordid delights of spit-roasting, daisy-chain fucking, double-penetration and whatever else cums to mind when there’s three hard cocks in the room rather than two. And with six cum-laden balls to empty instead of four, you can rest assured there’s a tsunami of pent-up spunk waiting for you on this gay
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With STAXUS' latest release "Triple Whammy", fans of three-way action will be seventh heaven, as the horny twink boys abandon all thoughts of traditional one-on-one contact and concentrate on something a little more imaginative instead. All of which opens the door to the splendidly sordid delights of spit-roasting, daisy-chain fucking, double-penetration and whatever else cums to mind when there’s three hard cocks in the room rather than two. And with six cum-laden balls to empty instead of four, you can rest assured there’s a tsunami of pent-up spunk waiting for you on this gay

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Studio:Staxus, Dirty Fuckers

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