Wednesday, July 25, 2018

IS SOMEONE DUMPING TRASH ON THE CITY OF BROWNSVILLE?

In an almost uncanny linking of somewhat disparate entities, a Google search for the "Brownsville Republic" by Duardo Paz-Martinez routinely displays the blog alongside Republic Services, the local conveyor of refuse, slop and otherwise smelly shit to the City of Brownsville Landfill AKA dump.

Is Google onto something in unwittingly associating the "Brownsville Republic" with trash?




Duardo Paz-Martinez, Considered by Himself
as a Dapper Dresser with a Snappy Hiarstyle
Duardo Paz-Martinez, not to be confused with his blogging brother from another mother, fact-challenged Bobby Wightman-Cervantes, has frequently bragged that, not only can he accurately "cover" Brownsville from McAllen, he could do so from Mars.

Let's pick through the garbage, I mean insightful offerings, recently submitted by Duardo about Brownsville in the "BR."

About the city of Brownsville's relative importance in the valley, Duardo asserts:

"No one disputes the fact that Brownsville is always listed as last of The Big Three (McAllen, Harlingen and Brownsville) in the Rio Grande Valley. And, they note, it won’t be long before neighboring San Benito overtakes it…"

Long priding himself as a dapper dresser, wearing collared shirts not from the ropa usada, Duardo comments about Brownsville:

"Martinez oversees perhaps the laziest, worst-dressed town in America."

After hailing Robert Sanchez, Captain Bob, as a rising star in the city's blogosphere, using him as a co-blogger in the featured "Brownsville Republic" series, "The Paragraphs Man," now Martinez turns on his former writing partner with a juvenile reference to a facial aberration:  

"I told Capt. Bob he had an 'Arab nose.'"

Good stuff, Duardo boy.  Maybe you'll win the Pulitzer.  Hey, watch out for the trash compactor!


5 comments:

  1. Of course, the Trump recording could be material to Mueller in some way that cannot be discerned by the public. For now, though, it doesn’t seem to contain anything too damming. The only real takeaway from the tape — other than Trump’s affinity for Coca-Cola extending deeper than any of us realized — is that the president had knowledge of a payment to bury a story of an affair he had shortly after his wife gave birth. The story would have damaged his campaign, and he and Cohen were trying to figure out a way to pay $150,000 to keep that story from going public. As is the case with a handful of daily occurrences relating to the president, this would be the defining scandal of pretty much any other administration.

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  2. You are jealous of the man from Macallen Jim. He dresses superbly, his hair is sexy... he is sexy! His writing turns me on so much... he is an intellectual person, maybe that is why people see him in a negative light. I have had many a dream that he ravaged me again and again... if he makes love the way he writes.... I’m his huckleberry...

    SARAπŸ’•

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  3. Think of Duardo as Jerry McHale with half the writing talent.

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    1. You fool. Duardo is older than Jerry, probably in his mid-70's. Just look at him. If anyone mentored, it was Duardo mentoring Jerry.

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