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Young, Dumb & Splattered in Cum Again! (2017)

There are the friends who are just your friends. Then there’s the friends who you fuck around with. Finally, there’s the friends who’ll let you cream all over their face! Guys like Connor Levi, Chase Anderson, Kris Wallace and Tristan Balboa, who love nothing better than getting their arses stretched to the max, before allowing their mates to whitewash them right between the eyes. Leaving them totally satisfied – and literally dripping with spunk! Bromance between buddies has rarely looked so close and intimate. Or, for that matter, so fucking sticky!
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There are the friends who are just your friends. Then there’s the friends who you fuck around with. Finally, there’s the friends who’ll let you cream all over their face! Guys like Connor Levi, Chase Anderson, Kris Wallace and Tristan Balboa, who love nothing better than getting their arses stretched to the max, before allowing their mates to whitewash them right between the eyes. Leaving them totally satisfied – and literally dripping with spunk! Bromance between buddies has rarely looked so close and intimate. Or, for that matter, so fucking sticky!

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In Theaters:5/18/2017
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Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:Staxus

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