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Twisted Thugs 9 (2010)

There's nothing like sucking on a tasty chorizo or bangin' your buddy's butt in your crib. It's sweaty, sexy, semen filled fun - and it's Thug-a-licious! Watch these hardcore thugs do some hardcore oral and anal damage to with a thick, black juicy cock in scene one with cute twinks who believe the more, the merrier! If you're a fan of facials, anal play, anal and group sex...then you won't want to miss these hotboys taking and giving everything they've got!
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There's nothing like sucking on a tasty chorizo or bangin' your buddy's butt in your crib. It's sweaty, sexy, semen filled fun - and it's Thug-a-licious! Watch these hardcore thugs do some hardcore oral and anal damage to with a thick, black juicy cock in scene one with cute twinks who believe the more, the merrier! If you're a fan of facials, anal play, anal and group sex...then you won't want to miss these hotboys taking and giving everything they've got!

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Directed By:Marvin Jones
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In Theaters:5/11/2010
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Heatwave Entertainment

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