Have I ever given you reason not to trust me?
by 
Capt. Jack Sparrow GALCIY
ANSWERS: 42
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Never! I think you're great.
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Nope :)
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Not so far! :)
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Besides your name being Captain Jack Sparrow after a pirate...a hot pirate at that...nope :)
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None at all, but I wouldn't trust that movie character who stole your name any further than I could throw him :}
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Yes, I don't trust anyone who says trust me.
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No but neither have you given me a reason to trust you either.
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I'm not sure, but since you're a complete stranger to me and of course this is the internet, I probably wouldn't trust every word you say...
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No never . but why do you ask ?
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No, Why would you feel that way Jack , I think your cool
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When someone says that it usually means something bad is going to happen.... go ahead and give it to me:)
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Of course not!
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hmmm..... thinking......still thinking, probably not. :) I think you are A okay and a fun AnswerBagger.
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No you haven't. From what I have seen of you on this website you are pretty cool.
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No. You have also not given me any reason to trust you.
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I dont trust anyone i havnt met over the internet, why should I? That would just be stupid really. Its not hard to gain someones trust, even over the internet
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I trust a pirate as far as I can throw them...thankfully I've come in first in our towns annual pirate throwing contest every year, so I trust you alot more than anyone else where I live.
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It doesn't work that way with me. I don't trust ANYBODY until they give me a reason to trust.
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Why? What are you getting ready to do?
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What do you think, I think you know?
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I dont know you.
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If it did happen, I don't remember it. The problem is that we do not have any trust metric here, so we must be somewhat cautious. Here some information about trust metrics: "In psychology and sociology, a trust metric is a measure of how a member of a group is trusted by the other members. Trust metrics may be abstracted in a manner that can be implemented on computers, making them of interest for the study and engineering of virtual communities, such as Friendster and LiveJournal. Attack resistance is an important property of trust metrics which reflects their ability to handle agents who participate in bad faith (i.e. who aim to abuse the presumption of trust)." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust_metric
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You're an evil man.
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No, but who are you?
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well there was that time you made me walk the plank....oh wait a minute that was that other pirate....LOL of course I trust you....and enjoy talking to you on AB...glad your around Captain! :)
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The question that comes to my mind " have i any reason to trust you?" (Now walk the plank).
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Sure i do, now what plank did you say again?
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I don't trust pirates.
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Never trust a pirate.... but you seem to be if not a bit behind on some things, dependable. So I dunno....
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Never trust a pirate.... but you seem to be if not a bit behind on some things, dependable. So I dunno....
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You never have, and until you do I will trust you. :)
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Maybe just a bit: WILL - You cheated. JACK - (smiles) Pirate.
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Let's see, other than plundering all the women, drinking all the rum (and beer, and tequila, and vodka, and gin), stealing all the money and food I'd say not a thing. We are straight. I trust you unequivocally.
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No you have never given me reason not to trust you. I trust you with my life,my heart and my love. What no comment for the one that trusts you the most?
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Of course I trust you. If you didn't behave I'd just have you beheaded. After all I am an Irish Princess. I do have the power.
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No, but you also, have not given me a reason TO trust you yet!
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never before, but now that you mention it.... nah. just kidding.
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No way and I wouldn't think you ever would (((hugs)))
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Yes, you scallywag! You cheated on me with that wench with the red hair! How could you? <slap>
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The fact that you would ask this question gives me reason not to trust you.
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Not yet ;¬)
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The fact that you're asking is making me not trust you.
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