136,000 is very close, when there are over 100,000 "provisional" votes to resolve, most of which were for Kerry. You know, the african americans that the Republicans didn't want to have vote so they "challenged" them? Those won't be resolved for up to 10 days (it is different in different states, and I don't know Ohio's regulations).

There was also historic levels of absentee balloting all over the country (many being people distrusting the electronic machines). These also won't be counted for up to ten days. And apparently to Kerry, they don't count at all.

So in addition to the exit polls indicating a lot of fraud going on, there are a lot of uncounted votes. Without a massive audit, which thankfully somebody thought of, there would be no way to tell who won according to the actual will of the people.

Which is supposed to be what counts, not who the networks want to win or who the sitting president wants to win.

Homage to his most sacred majesty, Godzilla,
God of the Atom and King of Monsters,
On this his 50th birthday!
All hail the Golden Jubilee of the King of Monsters!

I just noticed that too... what the hell. someone must have hacked dremel.. too funny

Here is what happened with Atari.

It got split into 2 seperate entities.

Atari. (Home Entertainment)
Atari Games (Arcade Entertainment)

Warner Communications sold Atari to JTS i think, which sold it to Hasbro Interactive which Hasbro sold off to Infogrames of France.

Warner Spun off Atari games as a subsiderary of them. Warner sold the Division to Midway.

So that's why there is a little confusinon here.

Hope this clears this up.