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Alien Informative Speech

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How many kids have wished their parents away to the cornfield? How many have asked for new parents, maybe some who don’t understand life as much? Aliens were what I always wanted as a kid, for parents at least, I don’t know about siblings. Aliens are extremely advanced in, well, everything. My family is very advanced in technology, let me assure you of that. I found that aliens are more than likely going to be able to get me the new iPhone 6s, but with better pieces and ideas. Aliens would have no problem making me one, and then we would have enough money from iPhone black market sales to buy a beautiful home. My parents would have no problem helping me be technologically advanced. Aliens would also be exquisite help when it comes to math.

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