(b. 1983) American artist and designer, best known for appearance in “I’m Coming on Down: Confessions of TPIR Addicts”. 5'4", no tattoos, multiple scars, but none notable except small scar on left cheek. Suspect should be considered armed and dangerous.

  • JoinedNovember 2006
  • OccupationI work on the internets.
  • Current citySC

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Tagabolt may not have hands, feet, or eyes, but she's still an excellent photographer. Her work on the battlefields of the American Civil War stands as a testament to the Unconquerable Human Spirit (my favorite superhero of them all). Sadly, though, she very rarely responds to fan mail, no matter how many puppy … Read more

Tagabolt may not have hands, feet, or eyes, but she's still an excellent photographer. Her work on the battlefields of the American Civil War stands as a testament to the Unconquerable Human Spirit (my favorite superhero of them all). Sadly, though, she very rarely responds to fan mail, no matter how many puppy ears you send her.

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September 8, 2008

As a decorated World War II combat veteran, Tagabolt was noted for her opposition to the Vietnam War. A longtime leader in ensuring nutrition and food security and fighting hunger and poverty, she fights crime with her trusty dog, Spark-plug. Tagabolt often cites the interests of low-income schoolchildren in inadeq… Read more

As a decorated World War II combat veteran, Tagabolt was noted for her opposition to the Vietnam War. A longtime leader in ensuring nutrition and food security and fighting hunger and poverty, she fights crime with her trusty dog, Spark-plug. Tagabolt often cites the interests of low-income schoolchildren in inadequate urban public schools as a focus of her work. She is the author of several books which are entirely written in Comic Sans. Until recently you could find here honing her skills as an American vaudevillian and songwriter, this sadly was put to a halt due to a tragic catapult accident.

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September 8, 2008