@ai6yr Those things came became popular in 2015. I first noticed them at mile 50 of a race at 1am in the middle of Wyoming when I was already loopy. People had hung them on their cars near the aid station and it looked like a whole forest of jellyfish greeting me in the night. What a weird experience.
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In response to this post@c_dan4th Ha! That's funny! Jellyfish camping....
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In response to this post@c_dan4th @ai6yr They work well; even after the plastic cracks along the corners and the lantern can no longer be inflated.
It just looks less like a jellyfish.
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