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pennywise is still learning how to use a tablet (his fingers r too big 4 a phone)
he's sitting in bed like this btw
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Your opinion on Halloran ? I've seen the opinion of people on reddit but ... yeah, we all know how people on reddit can be.
Hi there! I've used Halloran's published edition (2006) for many years, and find it very useful. His use of vocabulary definitions matches up pretty well with the ePSD, and those two are the best reasonably accessible sources for vocabulary in Sumerian, in my opinion.
I'm not on reddit, but the main criticisms I've seen of Halloran fall into two categories. One is his general non-academic-ness, and some of his very out-there beliefs on historical lingustics. (Don't go on his website, he's... a strange one.) These I've found not to impact his 2006 Sumerian Lexicon much, and I don't engage with them otherwise.
The other is his wildly speculative etymologies, which are included in the Lexicon. Some are reasonable (clear Akkadian borrowings, e.g.) while some are very unsupported. Nowadays I generally shy away from making reference to them here on the blog. I also do my best to cross-reference with the ePSD, or, when they contradict, mention which one says what, and I hope that's come across in prior posts & question answers!
Thanks for your question! I always encourage challenging and cross-referencing all sources - and if anybody ever wants more citations for anything here on the blog, please let me know. (Some posts have them already, but I'm always happy to do more research & share more!)
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sketch of halloran (my lord of hollows guy) from floodedcity on th. my old man…!
This inhuman place makes human monsters.
I love when a character just gets to snap and crash out. I live for the moment where a character (especially one that lets people get away with hurting them) bites back.
I had a dnd session today and I play Reverie who is objectively rude. He's obnoxious and makes comments about other people all the time, he is not likable. Why? Because they fey use their warlocks like tv and he needs to keep people watching and this is what they wanna watch. The result being that while ooc everyone loves him in character he doesn't have many friends.
That's fine, he lets plenty of people make snide remarks about him in return. Sure you can yell at him about what he said, he would have too. He also lets lets the group violate his privacy even while they are basically strangers, I mean he doesn't really have privacy anyways and we've already encountered a few npcs who have seen his show.
There is however a limit and he hit that today, Halloran (another pc) has a super evil nightmare book that knows way more about us then its supposed to and has already made its fair share of menacing comments to the group aimed at our specific traumas. The limit wasn't when Halloran asked the book to reveal what Reverie reveals most, it was when Halloran commented about Reverie being bothered by the book watching him when Reverie is the reason the whole party is constantly being watch. For other reasons he has been having a bad day and given that the cameras weren't rolling in that moment he started to yell.
Problem! Reverie's brain got rewired so when he feels negative emotions he laughs. Because the book scares him he'd already been laughing a good ten minutes and now through laughs he started to yell about how 'oh yes of course, cause I signed up to be watched. I signed up for all this awful shit! Of course its all my fault!' which the party already knew he was sold into this from a 'trade your first born child' kind of deal when he was little. He kept going on and on about various terrible things that had been happened to him and then chastising the party with 'Why aren't you laughing now? What's wrong, is it not funny anymore? Is it not funny now that I'm upset?' while unable to stop himself from laughing.
He did get an apology for the record and it honestly wasn't really there fault, normally he would have just made a snide remark back but he had already had a really bad day.