The Deep Insiders 8 years ago
Sonny Boy Richardguy has finally come home from Vietnam where he has spent the last ten years a "Missing In Action" statistic. Anxiously awaiting his arrival, are his mum Veranda; his dad Cleoyus; his two girls Valdesta and Theodora, who were just babies when he went away; his uncle Elston; and his uncle's extremely attractive girl Samantha. The Richardguys are a very close-knit family, but little do any of them realize just how close they really are until it comes time for them to welcome "Sonny Boy" back into the fold. And, while the two men have open minds about her home-coming festivities, neither of then are against getting some of the left-over action. Overwhelmed by all of this attention "Sonny Boy" confides in Jodi, a life-size, cocoa-colored latex doll that had kept him company during his long nights of impriguyment. Finally, in a carnal-confrontation with Veranda, the sec-rets of "Black Taboo" are laid bare... sec-rets that strongly justify "Sonny Boy" final sentiment that "sometimes the thought is dirtier than the deed!"Show more
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Sonny Boy Richardguy has finally come home from Vietnam where he has spent the last ten years a "Missing In Action" statistic. Anxiously awaiting his arrival, are his mum Veranda; his dad Cleoyus; his two girls Valdesta and Theodora, who were just babies when he went away; his uncle Elston; and his uncle's extremely attractive girl Samantha. The Richardguys are a very close-knit family, but little do any of them realize just how close they really are until it comes time for them to welcome "Sonny Boy" back into the fold. And, while the two men have open minds about her home-coming festivities, neither of then are against getting some of the left-over action. Overwhelmed by all of this attention "Sonny Boy" confides in Jodi, a life-size, cocoa-colored latex doll that had kept him company during his long nights of impriguyment. Finally, in a carnal-confrontation with Veranda, the sec-rets of "Black Taboo" are laid bare... sec-rets that strongly justify "Sonny Boy" final sentiment that "sometimes the thought is dirtier than the deed!"