2001 · Released · 75 min
To quote Edina Monsoon: "Armpit licking, sweetie! Armpits!" and Factory Video continue to give their customers what they want. I imagine their request-line is run by a pervy little Kenneth Starr type, dredging out every last sordid detail: "Um, yes, more sweat," "Close-ups of cooze ooze, please" or "How’s about a Bette Midler scenario?"
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
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