There is an on-line vendor of counterfeit watches named "Trusty Time".
Now, when I hear the term "trusty" I think of prisons. A prisoner who has been incarcerated for a long time and has an excellent record for good behavior is sometimes given jobs within the prison that require he have additional privileges. These prisoners are called "trusties".
So when I read then name "Trustytime.com" I think of felons.
Is this also so in the UK, Australia, and other English-speaking areas? Or do you think of "trustworthy" when you hear of "Trusty"?
As a side note they claim that they have an excellent reputation for integrity. Integrity from a company whose very business model is based on the violation of international laws? Hmm...
Now, when I hear the term "trusty" I think of prisons. A prisoner who has been incarcerated for a long time and has an excellent record for good behavior is sometimes given jobs within the prison that require he have additional privileges. These prisoners are called "trusties".
So when I read then name "Trustytime.com" I think of felons.
Is this also so in the UK, Australia, and other English-speaking areas? Or do you think of "trustworthy" when you hear of "Trusty"?
As a side note they claim that they have an excellent reputation for integrity. Integrity from a company whose very business model is based on the violation of international laws? Hmm...