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Tunnel Butts 2 (2009)
How much do you love ass? Do you love it enough to lick it and play with it to get it ready for your big, hard cock? Or do you want to just cram it in? I bet you don't love it more than these Tunnel Butts! Watch as true ass-sluts bend over and spread their cheeks to take a deep, hardcore anal dicking! These girls love to get fucked in the ass, and they don't even care if you lick it first! You'll see threesomes, anal, double penetrations, messy cumshots including creampies and felching!
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How much do you love ass? Do you love it enough to lick it and play with it to get it ready for your big, hard cock? Or do you want to just cram it in? I bet you don't love it more than these Tunnel Butts! Watch as true ass-sluts bend over and spread their cheeks to take a deep, hardcore anal dicking! These girls love to get fucked in the ass, and they don't even care if you lick it first! You'll see threesomes, anal, double penetrations, messy cumshots including creampies and felching!
Rating:R
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In Theaters:3/12/2009
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Runtime:178 minutes
Studio:Jules Jordan Video
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