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A parody of the popular television reveal, Jersey Shore, it stars Dean Coxx as the "abs-crazy", self-named "Mike The Stimulation".
Jet Set Men presents Jersey Score, its parody of the popular MTV reality show with a twist - these guidos fuck the cum out of each other. Yes there are plenty of abs and hair gel but - sorry Snooki - there are no girls in sight in this all-male, all-guido, all-straight boy testosterone fueled fuck party. Superstar Dean Coxx of ClubDean.com makes his very first and only appearance on film for another studio in the leading role. According to director Chris Steele, Dean was the ideal porn star to play Mike "The Stimulation," a mega-muscled self-obsessed narcissist with a big uncut dick and a healthy appetite for straight boy butts. Dean breaks in Andrew Blue in the opening scene of the film in what will hands-down be one of the optimal sex scenes of Jet Set's 2010 releases.
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14 May 2010
- USA
USA
14 May 2010
- DigitalJet Set Productions
'Jersey Shore' Porn Spoof -- Man, It's Gay
If you thought the real "Jersey Shore" men were a little too cocky -- wait till you see the juiceheads in the gay porn parody.
TMZ has learned show just wrapped on the gay porn parody "Jersey Score"-- with Dean Coxx playing the head role of "The Stimulation."
No word if all the stars are bonerfide Italians .. but one thing's for sure, there's plenty of salami to move around.
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I don't think ANY of these guys are remotely goodlooking. gay or straight!
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I didn't recognize it was a requirement for lgbtq+ porn actors to pose with their junk out.
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Jersey Score
What happens when men who work two sides of the moral code of crime arrive together? Todd Gleason, con male, meets Jimmy McSwain, private detective, in a game of wits that challenges their own receive on justice.
For Todd Gleason, there was something alluring about Jersey-born Angela Delvecchio that caught his attention. They had a entertaining night, but that’s all, right?
On his train ride back to the city, Todd overhears two men of questionable repute discussing the death of a confidant of theirs -- and the money she left behind. Sounds like an opportunity for an intrepid con man.
Fresh off a case of dueling cheating spouses, Jimmy McSwain sees two locals arrive at his uncle’s pub. Known in Hell’s Kitchen as usually up to no pleasant , Jimmy finds himself more intrigued by the man following them. But their chance meeting may force the two of them to work together on a spiraling conspiracy.
It’s a tough earth out there. New York has its villains. New Jersey has its scams. Both have their bodies. This story is joy, dangerous, suspenseful, and fast-paced, and could only have come from the singular mind of Adam Carpenter and Joseph Pittman.
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The City of Jersey Capital received a perfect score for LGBTQ+ equality for the 12th year in a row from the 2024 Municipal Equality Index (MEI).
By John Heinis/Hudson County View
“We have worked tirelessly to build a town that is both inclusive and welcoming for all, and this recognition highlights our progress,” Mayor Steven Fulop said in a statement.
“Earning another perfect score solidifies our place as a national model for equality, and we are proud to lead Recent Jersey in advancing policies that protect and honor our LGBTQ+ community.”
In a post on X this morning, he added that this is particularly significant in light of President-elect Donald Trump (R) returning to the White House.
Conducted by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation, the MEI is the only nationwide assessment of LGBTQ+ equality in municipal law, policies, and services.
It evaluated 506 cities across the Together States based on non-discrimination laws, the municipality as an employer, municipal services, law enforcement, and governance on LGBTQ+ equality.
The MEI evaluates cities on 49 criteria, spanning non-discrimination protections, municipal employment policies, metropolis services, law enforcement practi