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Vegas Cum Pigs (2017)
When you think of Vegas, you probably think of hot sidewalks under a blazing sun, cool desert nights with glittering lights, and air conditioned casinos where the sounds of bells and whistles never stop. But if your eyes glaze over and your undies suddenly tighten as you get a hard-on, chances are you know there's more to Vegas than meets the eye. Like hardcore bareback action. And you won't have to go far to drop or collect a load, either. Just ask Jackson Fillmore, Hugh Hunter, Brad Kalvo, Rogue Status, Tony Bishop and Josh Stone. These Vegas Cum Pigs know that what happens in Vegas is a jizz bonanza.
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When you think of Vegas, you probably think of hot sidewalks under a blazing sun, cool desert nights with glittering lights, and air conditioned casinos where the sounds of bells and whistles never stop. But if your eyes glaze over and your undies suddenly tighten as you get a hard-on, chances are you know there's more to Vegas than meets the eye. Like hardcore bareback action. And you won't have to go far to drop or collect a load, either. Just ask Jackson Fillmore, Hugh Hunter, Brad Kalvo, Rogue Status, Tony Bishop and Josh Stone. These Vegas Cum Pigs know that what happens in Vegas is a jizz bonanza.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:2/20/2017
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Bareback Cum Pigs
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