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Student of Political Science and French at Umass Amherst. I hate it there and want to get out as soon as possible. I used to sing opera, but I quit upon starting college. One of the biggest achievements of my life was singing for Signora Puccini at New England Conservatory. In general I hate political science, but I really don't know what else I would like to study. I just want to move to New York City.
yourlyricsisbutt: lickystickypickyme: 12,000 to 15,000 years ago one of the limestone rock islands in the nation of Palau sealed itself off from the ocean and became a marine lake. A few jellyfish were sealed inside, and with virtually no predators, they began multiplying and evolving. Today more than 10 million jellyfish inhabit Ongeim’l Tketau, known as Jellyfish Lake to tourists. Their sting became evolutionarily useless, and has been lost over time, to the point that the jellies are completely harmless to swim with. Swimming in Jellyfish lake, surrounded by a translucent sea of rhythmically pulsing creatures, is known to be unbelievably serene. The jellies, varying in size from basketballs to blackberries, slowly undulate as they follow the path of the sun across the surface of the lake.source: wiki.pic:NatGeo

yourlyricsisbutt:

lickystickypickyme:

12,000 to 15,000 years ago one of the limestone rock islands in the nation of Palau sealed itself off from the ocean and became a marine lake. A few jellyfish were sealed inside, and with virtually no predators, they began multiplying and evolving. Today more than 10 million jellyfish inhabit Ongeim’l Tketau, known as Jellyfish Lake to tourists.

Their sting became evolutionarily useless, and has been lost over time, to the point that the jellies are completely harmless to swim with. Swimming in Jellyfish lake, surrounded by a translucent sea of rhythmically pulsing creatures, is known to be unbelievably serene. The jellies, varying in size from basketballs to blackberries, slowly undulate as they follow the path of the sun across the surface of the lake.

source: wiki.
pic:NatGeo

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    I think I’ve seen a movie where this happened.
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    12,000 to 15,000 years ago one of the limestone rock islands in the nation of Palau sealed itself off from the ocean and...
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    i need to go swim here.
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    AWESOME. Alex, let’s go.
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    Craziness! aside from being creepy too…
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    Amazing example of evolition happening right in front of us! Well okay not right in front of us…in front of
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