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TS Playground 2 (2012)

With his sphincter-stretching hetero porn, director Jay Sin is an infamous pioneer of nasty-yet-playful anal extremes. The king of the colon explores the acrobatic buttholes of the hidden, exotic she-male world in TS Playground 2, a concentrated dose of transsexual eroticism enlivened by the director's trademark costume play and overall attitude of fun! Everyone's rectum gets stuffed balls-deep! The movie is subtitled, The Boys Get It, and fans of feminine, functional chicks with dicks understand.
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With his sphincter-stretching hetero porn, director Jay Sin is an infamous pioneer of nasty-yet-playful anal extremes. The king of the colon explores the acrobatic buttholes of the hidden, exotic she-male world in TS Playground 2, a concentrated dose of transsexual eroticism enlivened by the director's trademark costume play and overall attitude of fun! Everyone's rectum gets stuffed balls-deep! The movie is subtitled, The Boys Get It, and fans of feminine, functional chicks with dicks understand.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Jay Sin
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In Theaters:8/20/2012
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel

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