Do you ever say 'What's in a name?' A person remains the same...sweet or piquant...so it doesn't matter?

Question

Or, your curiousity is piqued by a person's name? My re-naming ceremony did confuse a few!!!

Answer 1

Names are just labels used for convenience.  But they evoke strong image in people's mind that is why much care is taken in selecting names.  Names do not change a person's personality but they can hide his identity.  That's why aliases are used by spies and criminals alike.

I know who you are because you are my contact.  I was not confused,  just surprised for a minute.

Answer 2

It doesn't matter what a person

calls himself or herself.  The

values, morals, are more

important.

Yes, the person remains as

sweet or piquant.

Answer 3

Would your responses be any less sweet or piquant if you were called antipiquant or bitter? I think not.

Answer 4

yes a name is very important and tieing the first name in with the last name is important just ask juan smith or pokchoi jones

Answer 5

A name is only a tag to identify you but it is not your soul, personality. You can change your name a million times...but the person behind the name will always be the same.

Answer 6

Wow this is a perfect time to quote Shakespeare, but I'm sure we all know what Juliet said about names...

Answer 7

After just spilling so many words, I don't have many left to handle this. Whatever impelled you to switch from the Utmost to the transient? And how did I miss any ceremonies?

Great Scot!