Love & Sex

So You Think You Can Fuck, Episode 7

The boys bare all for a Squirt photoshoot

By Xtra Staff • April 10, 2014 11:54 am EDT
In this teaser for Episode 7 of So You Think You Can Fuck, the boys talk about winning. Watch a clip of the boys taking part in a Squirt photo-shoot.

Episode 7 of So You Think You Can Fuck has your favourite pornstars participating in a hot and sexy squirt.org photo shoot.

Watch them strip down to nothing, then hear why each guy thinks he should be the winner.

Don’t forget to tune in to the show every Thursday on dominicford.com.

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