Millions now living will never die

stillin

The word "now" has taken on new meaning. Or is it the word "die?"
Mythbuster

It's the word "will".
Simon Morley

After today's "overlappers" study it will be changed to "Millions Now Living Will Lie"
Scarred for life

LOL!
EndofMysteries

You did it wrong, it's 'may' never die.
wobble

Endof, they used both, " may " and "will " in talks and publications, both were of course equally rubbish.
"Evidently" they got it wrong. Like everything.
hotspur

No hiding those photographs in the 20's - definitely didn't have photoshop and it definitely said "will never die"
All the posts have their same potency though!
StAnn

Millions then living are now dead.
Scully

The irony behind Rutherford's words is that millions of people STOPPED LIVING hoping that they would never die.
00DAD

According to Answers.com, the answer to the question, "How many people are alive today over 100 years of age?"
Answer: as of 2000, there are over 200,000 people over 100. The UN estimates that by 2013, there will be 3,000,000 centenarians
Since roughly only 1/1,000 of the world population claims to be JWs, then it could only possibly be:
Thousands now living may never die!
Or maybe: "Millions now dying will never live!"
Go Joe!!!
Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_people_are_alive_today_over_100_years_of_age#ixzz1UGxNyoTJ