Talk:robert Young (longevity Claims Researcher)

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Redirect to Gerontology Research Group, 2 March 2015, see discussion.
Delete, 12 November 2007, see discussion.
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Useful quote should the article ever be recreated

"Robert Young (real name) was a kid who corrected people's grammar at the age of two and then grew into the kind of adult who brags about his former precociousness in conversation." [1] E Eng 13:47, 12 June 2016 (UTC) reply