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Longevity+ The information in this packet has been approved by the president and approved by F.D.A. Speech I have been notified from unidentified sources that Longetivity+ has been created. Longevity+ can make you live forever and you will look great. But we only have a limited supply. It is going to be available in the U.S. once we find out more we will make it available two weeks before we will send out packets.You will have to sign the new Declaration which states that you may not have children and have no bad records so before you sign read. In closing, I hope this plan works out and don 't worry, we will find …show more content…

If you don 't you can have up to 3 kids. Be careful what choice you pick there 's ups and downs an example of a down is if you choose to take you have to take a pill every day. An up is you live forever. There are some rules if you take it. Rules: Can not sell Longevity or Lonevity+ Can not steal Longevity or Longevity+ Can not have kids if you are taking Longevity Can not go to jail or prison if you do you get off your Longevity rights Longevity Quiz Name: Date: Who first created Longevity? 1. How long can you take Longevity+? 2. What 's the age range for Longevity+? 3. How much does it cost per bottle? 4. Define Surplus 5. Longevity Quiz (answer key) Name: Date: Who first created Longevity? 1. ANSWER: Natural Scientist Dr.Fenh How long can you take

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