| Carl Gugasian's Dirt Bike | |
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Origin |
Carl Gugasian |
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Type |
Dirt Bike |
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Effects |
Drives user to the closest location matching their needs |
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Downsides |
Forgetfulness |
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Activation |
Riding |
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Collected by |
Warehouse 13 |
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Section |
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Aisle |
Roper-97D |
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Shelf |
349124-2486-842 |
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Date of Collection |
March 23, 2007 |
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Origin[]
Carl Gugasian had the notion of being a top-notch crook, one of the best in the biz. He prepared beforehand with oodles of preparation before even entering a bank. Most of his targets were rural locations in the Pennsylvania backwater, with slower response times and denser forests to hide. Each hit needed to fit certain criteria: near a freeway, busy operations, open late during fall and winter. To ensure no recognition, Gugasian wore baggy layers to disguise his body shape, a hideous mask to cover his face and an exit within three minutes. And also jumping pole-vaulter style onto the teller’s side. Because.
As soon as he drove away, he hid the loot in a waiting cache, continued to a van and drove them all miles apart from the crime scene. Nobody could track the soloist Friday Night Bank Robber. Until a couple boys found some of his ill-gotten goods. Along with the cash were guns, ammunition, masks, hand-drawn maps, shed clothing and martial arts handbooks. Their presence clued police upon Gugasian who confessed to all charges when arrested in extreme detail.
Effects[]
Locks onto the nearest location or cluster of services to fulfill their immediate needs. Food, shelter, money all the way to specialized medicines and industrial machinery. Runs silently without making a noise until the tank is empty. Causes the user to forget small details like where they left the car keys or the digits to their security passcode.