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Twinks Of The Trade (2012)
There might be work to be done, but if you're employing some of the hottest twinks in all the Czech Republic, then you're going to run over-schedule! From tattooed twink Mark Brown and his thick dick getting spoiled for choice but hungry smooth holes, to new faces Kotly and Max sucking dick like it's their first time; the overalls are on the floor sooner than the carpet, and it's not tiles on the walls, but slim smooth twinks being fucked hard against them. Who can blame these Twinks of the Trade though when the dicks are huge and the cute boy butts are ready for a raw deal.
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There might be work to be done, but if you're employing some of the hottest twinks in all the Czech Republic, then you're going to run over-schedule! From tattooed twink Mark Brown and his thick dick getting spoiled for choice but hungry smooth holes, to new faces Kotly and Max sucking dick like it's their first time; the overalls are on the floor sooner than the carpet, and it's not tiles on the walls, but slim smooth twinks being fucked hard against them. Who can blame these Twinks of the Trade though when the dicks are huge and the cute boy butts are ready for a raw deal.
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In Theaters:8/1/2012
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:RawBoys
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