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First movie bust I ever remember seeing, and unfortunately I was watching it with my family. For some reason, my Dad and I didn't find it as funny as my mum and sister did 😳 #Ballbusting

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dsm3 months ago

I remembered when I watched this movie, this scene. my father and I held our balls and the girls laughed. Very humiliating.

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dsm3 months ago

Same here. on Sundays we watch TV as a family. whenever there are scenes of blowing balls my father and I don't think it's funny but my mother and sisters laugh and still make jokes about boys balls.

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leo barllar3 months ago

Nice, what were some others you watched as a family, i remember watching some movie busts with my family but dont know the names

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Ballbusting Bear🐻2 months ago

Oohh yes! same here 🥴😳

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ErosExplorer3 months ago

Movie: SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT (1995)

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バダップナオキ3 months ago

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