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Wood Work (2008)

What gets a hot, rugged working stiff hard as wood? Hot House Video constructs the answer with Wood Work! Grab your tool and jack along with 8 of the hungriest cocksuckers and assfuckers from Local 69, including Hot House Exclusives Kyle King, Ty LeBeouf, Tony Mecelli, Ross Hurston, Francesco D'Macho, Tim Kruger, Tyler Johnson, and Eddie Diaz. While most of their buddies head out for a brew after the shift, these super-hung studs pull out their wood and really get to work sucking and fucking the jizz out of each other. So join the Wood Work crew and erect yourself!
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What gets a hot, rugged working stiff hard as wood? Hot House Video constructs the answer with Wood Work! Grab your tool and jack along with 8 of the hungriest cocksuckers and assfuckers from Local 69, including Hot House Exclusives Kyle King, Ty LeBeouf, Tony Mecelli, Ross Hurston, Francesco D'Macho, Tim Kruger, Tyler Johnson, and Eddie Diaz. While most of their buddies head out for a brew after the shift, these super-hung studs pull out their wood and really get to work sucking and fucking the jizz out of each other. So join the Wood Work crew and erect yourself!

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Directed By:Robert C. Drake
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In Theaters:9/29/2008
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Hot House Entertainment

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