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Your Dad's Cock Is Huge! 6 (2014)

These girls next door have always been the most innocent of women, but that all changes today. Their motives change, and they cannot help themselves. They've witnessed it for themselves and there's no turning back from the lust in their hearts. "I've always had a crush on your dad but I've never had the courage to act on it. That was until I caught a glimpse of his massive bulge. Once I saw that, I had to act".
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These girls next door have always been the most innocent of women, but that all changes today. Their motives change, and they cannot help themselves. They've witnessed it for themselves and there's no turning back from the lust in their hearts. "I've always had a crush on your dad but I've never had the courage to act on it. That was until I caught a glimpse of his massive bulge. Once I saw that, I had to act".

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In Theaters:7/17/2014
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:White Ghetto Films

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