Playlist: Chocolate Chip
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Happy 2019 from CrashPadSeries!
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Episode 278: Chocolate Chip and Emperatrix
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Episode 219: Chocolate Chip and Eros LaFemme
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Episode 182: Chocolate Chip and Tastee Treasures
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Episode 152: Chocolate Chip and Nikki Darling -
2012 End of the World Special
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Episode 127: Bianca Stone and Chocolate Chip
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Episode 095 – Akira Raine and Chocolate Chip
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Episode 081: 9, Chocolate Chip and Cinnamon Maxxine
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Episode 064: Chocolate Chip, Sadie Lune and Surgeon
Episode 152: Chocolate Chip and Nikki Darling
Release Date: June 22nd, 2013
Nikki Darling enjoys a scoop full of Chocolate Chip
“Back so soon, Nikki Darling? And with one of our favorite flavors, Chocolate Chip – a face long-time fans are sure to recognize. After spending a little time cuffed to the bed, Nikki ends up on top of Chocolate’s RodeoH-secured cock. Vigorous cock-sucking ensues, before it’s Chocolate’s turn to bend over for some hot rimming and a magic wand ride. I like the way that cookie crumbles.” – Keymaster
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