
Gaywatch
Synopsis
On this bare-bun Southern California beach, basking in the sun hot and horny surfer dudes always know where to find the biggest "swells." It's not uncommon to see a lusty, lean muscled surf boarder totally entranced. . .feasting his eyes on the huge bulge that protrudes from the lifeguard's swimsuit. It's Gaywatch Day, so if you've already had one lifeguard, there's still plenty more to go around.
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