the_urban_tiger: Whitechapel (Default)
Moran. I'm a bit preoccupied so keep it quick and I'll call you back. If it's about a job, send the details in a text and don't be an idiot.

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the_urban_tiger: Whitechapel (Not on the cuffs dear)
I can and will play literally any point in his history, post discharge before he meets Jim all the way up to post-Reichenbach. I love playing Sebastian and his entire history is fun for me.

I'm not adverse to AUs in the slightest (even MorMorMor, I'm not against playing twins) and will even play from unofficial stories, as long as I know them. (I have a particular fondness for A Study in Emerald). Just tell me what you like and I'll do my best to accommodate.


[Verse List] )
the_urban_tiger: Whitechapel (Default)
January 14, 1975
Western: Capricorn
Chinese: Wood Tiger
Native American: Goose
Celtic: Birch / Stag
Mayan/Aztec: Lizard
Egyptian: Sphinx, Amun

On the request of why I chose the date I did, I present the result of a very slow night at work awhile ago.

It's all bullshit, but it was fun to figure out )
the_urban_tiger: Whitechapel (Dapper fuck)
"You’ve never really lived until you play with something dangerous enough to kill you."
You want to know how I got these scars? )

((Cut, mildly adjusted, and reposted from a tumblr rp.))
the_urban_tiger: Whitechapel (Default)
“A tiger doesn’t lose sleep over the opinion of sheep.”

-- Zag @ ShahirZag

Quotes: 009

Feb. 6th, 2013 08:38 pm
the_urban_tiger: Whitechapel (You fucking disappoint me)
“His chief of staff is Colonel Sebastian Moran, as aloof and guarded and inaccessible to the law as himself. What do you think he pays him?”

“I’d like to hear.”

“Six thousand a year. That’s paying for brains, you see — the American business principle. I learned that detail quite by chance. It’s more than the Prime Minister gets. That gives you an idea of Moriarty’s gains and of the scale on which he works.”

-- Arthur Conan Doyle Valley of Fear


(this is a bit hard to get a straight answer on since inflation is a bit tricky for the time frame. I've seen from
£1 (2011) = £65.54 (1915)   to   £1 (2010) = £86 (1915)
We're going with the first as it seems to be the historic standard of living value of [] income or wealth.
As a side note, "Average annual earnings, allowing for unemployment and overtime, for all wage-earners in the United Kingdom (excluding shop assistants), men, women, boys and girls, are estimated at £51 in 1913 (Change in Distribution of National Income, Bowley, 1920, p. 13); average family earnings were probably between £95 and £100 annually")

Roughly, Sebastian would be making about £393,240 a year by today's standards but theoretically even higher.

The Prime Minister makes roughly £187,000 a year.

***I'm not an economist and I'm terrible at maths. If you have a better conversion, please let me know.
the_urban_tiger: not cparks (Need a bloody smoke)
“Some chase women, some chase opium dragons, some chase pots of gold. Dammit, some chase postage stamps or currant buns. I chase these edge-of-life-and-death moments—when an animal or man tries to kill me, and I kill them instead. It’s the surge inside—in the water, behind the eyes, in the loins. That’s what Basher Moran’s about. All the rest is fancy trimming.”

-- Sebastian Moran Professor Moriarty: The Hound of the D'Urbervilles

the_urban_tiger: (Fights like a tiger)
“Colonel Sebastian Moran,” Moriarty continued, “is probably the most dangerous man in London. I have used him for a couple of assignments, and he has performed well. The colonel is intelligent, diligent, and obeys orders, but he is as unstable as a bottle of nitro-glycerine.”

- Michael Kurland, Death by Gaslight

the_urban_tiger: (Baby I'm on the hunt)
I knew that I had come face to face with someone whose mere personality was so fascinating that, if I allowed it to do so, it would absorb my whole nature, my whole soul, my very art itself.

- Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray

the_urban_tiger: Whitechapel (Going in for the kill)
A tiger dies and leaves his skin; a man dies and leaves his name.

- Japanese Proverb

Quotes: 004

Apr. 8th, 2012 09:27 am
the_urban_tiger: my hed is paested on Tom Hardy Yey! (This is my rifle it is my life)
When a man wants to murder a tiger, he calls it sport; when the tiger wants to murder him, he calls it ferocity. The distinction between crime and justice is no greater.

- George Bernard Shaw

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