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Uncut Weekend (1997)

One weekend a year, guys come from all over the world to an exclusive Palm Springs resort for a weekend of foreskin and fornication... Adam Rom is first to get a butt full of uncut cock from Alex Carrington. We then watch as Alec Powers shows Matthew Anders whose boss with his piece of meat. Next, Chance Caldwell takes care of business with newcomer Jorge Milano for some docking and auto-fellatio, followed by a good old fashioned fucking. Then it's inside by the fire as Rod Barry gives cute newcomer Tom Pollock some foreskin pleasure while K.C. Hart fantasizes about being uncut and shoots his huge load for all to see! This is one weekend when all your foreskin fantasies will be fulfilled!
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One weekend a year, guys come from all over the world to an exclusive Palm Springs resort for a weekend of foreskin and fornication... Adam Rom is first to get a butt full of uncut cock from Alex Carrington. We then watch as Alec Powers shows Matthew Anders whose boss with his piece of meat. Next, Chance Caldwell takes care of business with newcomer Jorge Milano for some docking and auto-fellatio, followed by a good old fashioned fucking. Then it's inside by the fire as Rod Barry gives cute newcomer Tom Pollock some foreskin pleasure while K.C. Hart fantasizes about being uncut and shoots his huge load for all to see! This is one weekend when all your foreskin fantasies will be fulfilled!

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Directed By:Bruno Riccelli
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In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Oh Man! Studios

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