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I am looking for the porn star names from Public Degeneracy Volume 20 where she asked the stranger I'm the bar to spread her pussy

I'm trying to find a video that I saw years ago on efukt. It was a video of a girl kneeling and a gruff guys voice says "are you ready for pee pee?" And she responds "I'm ready for pee pee" to which the guy says, "here comes pee pee" before letting out a scream and a hard stream of piss on the girl. Then with each subsequent spurt of urine he grunts like a car changing gears.

Does anyone either have this video or a working link to it?Because I cannot find it anywhere.

Hey I’m looking for a video of a girl with one boob I can’t seem to find it anymore.

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There was a video on efukt at least 3 years ago that had parts of the 2003 documentary "The Gift" by Louise Hogarth, doing some digging on a 4chan thread I believe the url of the video was http://efukt.com/21298_I_Want_HIV.html

This video is now deleted, and "The Gift" was only part of the original video, so looking up the stream on Louise Hogarth's website is insufficient.

There's a part in the video on efukt where theres a gay sex party in a basement and they have a glass jar full of aids cum.

If anyone has any leads or has an efukt archive please let me know.

So it seem to be gone from efukt 😅

Does someone have a link for the video in the library?

It’s the one where this Asian chick throws up repeatedly on this guy who looks half into it and half terrified. On his chest, in his mouth, on his dick. I am 100% serious when I say this video is the funniest thing I have ever seen, and I used to save it for a rainy day to cheer myself up. It’s been deleted now for like two or three years and I miss it.

To clarify I don’t at all want the original film. Only the Efukt edit.

It used to be on efukt with a description about the girl getting skull fucked at Mach 3 speeds then she demands her paycheck and some Tylenol

I’m trying to identify a clip that appeared on efukt, most likely post-2019/2020.

The video is vertical (mobile format) and appears to be originally recorded for TikTok or Snapchat by the people involved.

The implied “story” is a breakup with a young white ex-boyfriend who used to do TikTok dances, followed some time later by a clip of her with a friend’s Black boyfriend, recorded inside a car (the friend is the one filming).

The focus of the clip was the contrast / transition between relationships, not professional or staged content.

Does anyone remember which efukt video or compilation this appeared in, or whether it was removed and only exists as a mirror? Any leads (title, timeframe, reupload, etc.) would help.

It was a rather good video and one of the first videos i ever saw on efukt back in 2008. Yes, thats a long time ago and its probably gone, but im trying to find the original video now. Any
ideas?

ORIGINAL URL https://web.archive.org/web/20071011004744/http://www.efukt.com/1879_Terrorist_Gangbang.html

Comment Section:
https://web.archive.org/web/20071224020028/http://www.efukt.com/comments.php?id=1879

Can’t remember the title of the video, but it ended with I think Silent Hill character twerking in an empty room

I have been busy, so I have been unable to post backups. I will create this thread to post them when I can. This will be pinned and should be the place anyone looks for backups incase you do not have a vpn or the video gets taken down due to a case of butthurtitis

I cant get on the website (if it has not been taken down).

I am looking for a video where they pay a Asian prostitute woman to do a porno shoot in the back of a van with them and the aim of the game is to be as racist to her as possible to gain points.

I think the Title is Pushing racism as far as it can go

Every time the camera man is point blank racist to her face they get a point and a little sonic the hedgehog SEGA logo adds a token.

At one point she is being fucked doggy style whle the camera man is feeding her a box of noodles making non sense Chinese language at her.

At the end of the whole video they ride away in a van leaving her in the dust at the curb. The camera man leans out the window saying "cyanarra Mother Fuckers"

He says crazy shit the whole time while making this woman choke on his cock. Eventually the song Dancing on the Ceiling starts playing. The camera man keeps telling her to look at the camera while the dude cums on her face but she doesn’t and he tells her she fucked it up. Who is the chick in that video?

Also what happened to that video? Did it get a copyright strike for the song?

The scene was up on part of some compilation but got pulled, I know others have been after the scene too. But all posts regarding keep getting taken down too. It's one involving some black men and a white woman who is struggling to do anal and she storms off yelling

Involves a goth woman taking multiple cocks, anal focus. I think the description was something like “she squeals like a dolphin” or something like that? No longer on eFukt.

I've got a foggy memory of reaction video that's from one of the compilations after something disappointing/nasty. I'm sure there's a guy. I'm almost sure that he's in front of a PC looking tired, frustrated, like he's done with everything. I'm not entirely sure but I think he might be taking he's headphones off and/or pushing away keyboard and doing hand gestures like if he's saying "what the hell is even that". Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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