And You Thought Your Life Was the Pits: Man Beats Woman for Not Smelling His Armpit

[Bill]

Woman alleges boyfriend attacked her for refusing to smell his armpit


KTRK
Wednesday, November 18, 2015 08:18AM


MIDLAND, TX (KTRK) --
A West Texas man has been charged with aggravated assault after his girlfriend claims he attacked her for refusing to sniff his armpit.

Robinson Pinilla-Bolivar was arrested during a traffic stop on November 13 in Midland, KOSA-TV reports.

His girlfriend, Sara Bustilloz, says she was washing dishes when Pinilla-Bolivar asked her to take a whiff of his underarm. When she refused, a fight ensued.

Bustilloz says her boyfriend smashed his closed fist against the back of her head before holding a knife to her.

Police caught up with Pinilla-Bolivar after he fled the scene.


The man says he did not threaten her and that he threw a knife into the sink out of anger.

Police: Man assaulted girlfriend for refusing to smell his armpit | abc13.com (http://abc13.com/news/woman-alleges-boyfriend-attacked-her-for-refusing-to-smell-his-armpit/1089527/)

[lspencer534]

Hmmmm...Robinson Pinilla-Bolivar. Is that Italian?

[Datawiz]

That's just plain bananas.

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:leaving:

[Mike Mercury]

he was trying to get her juicy; some men think sweat odor is an aphrodisiac :rolleyes:

[Jobaka]

Hmmmm...Robinson Pinilla-Bolivar. Is that Italian?

Sure. Italian. Why not?

http://ww3.hdnux.com/photos/42/17/46/8976786/4/920x920.jpg

[Bill]

Hmmmm...Robinson Pinilla-Bolivar. Is that Italian?

The hyphenated last name used by a male is indicative of a Mexican national, or an American of Mexican decent. The first part of the last name is the mother's maiden name. I'm not sure if it works that way in the rest of Latin America as well. Not Italian.

[lspencer534]

The hyphenated last name used by a male is indicative of a Mexican national, or an American of Mexican decent. The first part of the last name is the mother's maiden name. I'm not sure if it works that way in the rest of Latin America as well. Not Italian.

It was an ironical reply.

[Mike Mercury]

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[Bill]

http://cdn.meme.am/instances/500x/59261118.jpg

Memes: Now they come in Ebonics!

[Bill]

It was an ironical reply.

I knew that. I wasn't sure whether the last name thing was common knowledge. I didn't know that until a few years ago, and I live in Tejas.

[lspencer534]

I knew that. I wasn't sure whether the last name thing was common knowledge. I didn't know that until a few years ago, and I live in Tejas.

I didn't know that about last names either.

[island14]

I knew that. I wasn't sure whether the last name thing was common knowledge. I didn't know that until a few years ago, and I live in Tejas.


I usually just say it sounds Irish so no one takes me serious.. :D

[island14]

By the way Bill... it may just be a Spanish thing as they do it here also.. all of my kids middle name is their Mothers maiden name

:cert:

[Fasglas]

MY middle name is my Mother's maiden name.

:yesnod:

(Never been mistaken for a Mexican, either.)

[island14]

I wish I had photogenic armpits like Madonna.. :(