Big Titty Tina lives in Australia but is from Canada. Her name proves there is truth in advertising. Tina used to be an exotic dancer, an occupation she said was a lot of fun for her. Now she makes videos. Tina said a friend told her about SCORELAND. Tell us about yourself, Tina. "I like to do a lot of walking outside and stretching. At the gym, I mainly lift weights for my back muscles and the rest of my upper body because it helps me more easily support my big tits. I love dancing, especially hip hop and Latin dancing. In my spare time, I like to practice my moves in the mirror, playing good tunes and wearing a sexy outfit. I've never really been into playing sports but I like watching hockey since I am Canadian. My favorite team is the Montreal Canadiens. "I definitely love to emphasize my breasts to show off the goods! I'll usually wear either something that shows off a lot of cleavage, like a deep V-neck dress, or for a more casual occasion, a really tight crop top with a skirt or tight pants. I get a lot of attention, and often when I least expect it. It could be at the grocery store, or even at school–I'm a college student–people look! I feel good about it because I'm proud of my big tits. If they want to look, that's fine with me! "I usually wear a bra in public because it helps keep my big tits looking nice and perky in my outfit. In the evening, when it's time to unwind and let loose, I like take off my bra and wear a simple T-shirt and panties. I masturbate once a day, on average. I absolutely love using my sex toys and watching porn at the same time. I usually start with a clit-stimulating toy like a vibrating wand, and when I'm ready to climax, I switch to a vibrating G-spot dildo. It's a winningbination. "Other than dancing, I do know how to do bricklaying, believe it or not. I studied it in college. I can build brick and block walls, piers, stairs, arches, and many other types of structures." Whoever came up with the expression, "built like a brick house," had a girl with a rack like Tina's in mind.
