Bill,
The IP addresses are similar and that is convenient. And we should believe you why? You are an admitted LIAR and THIEF. Found God? I think those are two of the "Big Ten", aren't they?
Now...let me tell you a bit about responsibility. This is a story told to me a while back by someone who had the same name as his father. Dad turned out to be a deadbeat on a bunch of loans and a slow payer on his credit accounts. Guess what. The son, with the same first and last names living in the same zip code worked in a bank. Yes, he was a banker. And he had trouble getting a mortgage because his father's crap always showed up when a credit report was generated. It didn't matter that they had different dates of birth and social security numbers. It looked like they *might* be the same person and that was all that it took to put this person's credit in limbo, if not in hell. Imagine also having to explain that when applying for jobs in financial services, as you can be quite certain a full credit report is generated before a job offer is tendered.
This person's analysis is that when one gives one's son one's own name it is the father and not the son who incurs an obligation to live up to the name, because the sins of the fathers are often visited upon said sons, rightly or wrongly.
Think about it Bill.