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Playlist: James Darling
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Happy New Year 2022!
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Episode 313: James Darling’s Solo -
COVID EDITION: James Darling
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Happy 2020 from CrashPadSeries!
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Episode 300: James Darling and Janie Blade
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Happy 2018 from CrashPadSeries!
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Episode 250: James Darling and Nikki Darling
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Episode 231: James Darling and Sapphire Sexcapade
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Happy 2015 from CrashPad
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Episode 185: James Darling and Juliette March
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2012 End of the World Special
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Episode 091 – Arabelle Raphael and James Darling
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Episode 051: Cyd and James Darling
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Heavenly Spire: James Darling and Quinn Valentine
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Episode 142: James Darling and Tobi Hill-Meyer
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Episode 137: Jade Phillips and James Darling
Episode 313: James Darling’s Solo Closed Captions Available
Release Date: January 29th, 2021
James Darling is in bloom
“James Darling knows when you gotta stop and smell the roses… and your unders while you’re at it! He takes a whiff of both while he strips off and jerks off, every bit of him captured on cam. Some folks love a guy who gives them flowers; I love a guy who takes his pants off but puts his boots back on.”
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