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writes:Is this line true? "Don't trust guys with two first names." Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 July 2009): Trust is developed from interaction, it is not determined by an old phrase. A person has to decide if they can trust the other person.
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reader, tux +, writes (11 July 2009):
 I've always heard that line to mean having a last name that is normally used for a first name.. "ron paul" would be a good example.. or from the show Newsradio.."Jimmy James" or Jesse James...
But I say it's a falsehood because people are who they are by what they do and not by how they are named.
"Never trust a person who says they are lying right now." ;P
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reader, SirenaBlusera  +, writes (11 July 2009):
 Two first names?
Do you mean he has a double first name, or do you mean he has one real name and one alias?
If the latter is true, I'd be suspicious.
A double first name?
I have a couple friends named Juan Pablo... and a friend named Juan Carlos... another named Luis Miguel. Nothing to do with trust!
What's in a name?
A rose... by any other name...
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