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Your Mom Tossed My Salad 18 (2016)

When Alexis offered Jerry a job at her real estate office, she made it clear that he would have to be prepared to help her with business and provide a fresh salad for her to toss everyday. When Eva found out that her son was not getting a scholarship she threatened to tell the admissions rep's wife about his philandering, so he approved her son and let her lick his ass before he pounded that pussy to orgasm! Lacie offered to prepare her son's math teacher lunch to discuss his grades, but he never expected to get his salad tossed for dessert! Richelle called her personal trainer for another session, but this time she tossed his salad and burned calories on his cock!
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When Alexis offered Jerry a job at her real estate office, she made it clear that he would have to be prepared to help her with business and provide a fresh salad for her to toss everyday. When Eva found out that her son was not getting a scholarship she threatened to tell the admissions rep's wife about his philandering, so he approved her son and let her lick his ass before he pounded that pussy to orgasm! Lacie offered to prepare her son's math teacher lunch to discuss his grades, but he never expected to get his salad tossed for dessert! Richelle called her personal trainer for another session, but this time she tossed his salad and burned calories on his cock!

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Fantasy
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In Theaters:11/22/2016
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Runtime:210 minutes
Studio:Lethal Hardcore

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