'Don't Lose Your Head' - MiamisFF Review
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Young Bastards 2: Triebstau Hard Sex Drive
Three mates hang around together with a few beers and get stoned. In the end Brett is so out of it that the other two lads manage to handcuff and lay into him. During a weekend trip Kai and his mate end up by chance in an SM flat. They go through their first spanking and wax dripping experience with great curiosity. Young Philippe gets his tight little arsehole stretched with a huge dildo before being poked by Zahos’s massive cock. YOUNG BASTARDS features on this DVD five very cool scenes with lots of piss, cum and horny experiments.
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Three mates hang around together with a few beers and get stoned. In the end Brett is so out of it that the other two lads manage to handcuff and lay into him. During a weekend trip Kai and his mate end up by chance in an SM flat. They go through their first spanking and wax dripping experience with great curiosity. Young Philippe gets his tight little arsehole stretched with a huge dildo before being poked by Zahos’s massive cock. YOUNG BASTARDS features on this DVD five very cool scenes with lots of piss, cum and horny experiments.
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Runtime:109 minutes
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