This messege is for Mizrachi 4 Life (btw guys i am back for those who know me)

[Haim_Ben_Shimon_3JFB]

idk how you guys found it to be the same I.P. address but i am willing to send mine if you just tell me how to do it i swear idk who Mizrach 4 life is

[Haim_Ben_Shimon_3JFB]

how can both of us be online then  under the same IP adress???  i dont get it why am i getting accused of foolish thing like this

[IsraeliGovtAreKapos]

how can both of us be online then  under the same IP adress???  i dont get it why am i getting accused of foolish thing like this

... use different browsers? 

So now the admins are lying?

[TruthSpreader]

how can both of us be online then  under the same IP adress???  i dont get it why am i getting accused of foolish thing like this

... use different browsers? 

So now the admins are lying?

I don't think Haim Ben Shimon and Mizrahi 4 LIFE  are the same person. I really don't. Haim Ben Shimon has been here longer than Mizarchi 4 LIFE has.

[Spiraling Leopard]

Is 'Haim' a Hebrew name?

[Kahane-Was-Right BT]

Is 'Haim' a Hebrew name?

It's the same name as Chaim, spelled differently in English.

Haim ben Shimon has been here a long time.

[muman613]

Is 'Haim' a Hebrew name?

It's the same name as Chaim, spelled differently in English.

Haim ben Shimon has been here a long time.

Yes, transliteration of hebrew often results in several spellings for one word..

For example

Channukah
Hannukah
Hannuka
Chanuka

http://www.jewishmag.com/139mag/spellling_chanukah/spellling_chanukah.htm

http://www.mechon-mamre.org/jewfaq/alephbet.htm

Transliteration

The process of writing Hebrew words in the Latin (English) alphabet is known as transliteration.  Transliteration is more an art than a science, and opinions on the correct way to transliterate words vary widely.  This is why the Jewish festival of lights (in Hebrew, Chet-Nun-Kaf-He) is spelled Chanukah, Chanukkah, Hanuka, and many other interesting ways.  Each spelling has a legitimate phonetic and orthographic basis; none is right or wrong from a linguist's viewpoint, though some are more remote from Hebrew's early pronunciation.