> Do all laptops overheat your lap? The old prehistoric, non-internet, no battery lapdtop that I used to use to play games always did. This one never seems to get *that* hot, but I notice it.


Mine does. That's why I try to use something as a 'lap desk' to keep my lap from getting hot and to keep the laptop from overheating.

Here's a thought. Why do they call it a 'LAPtop' if you can't put it on your lap without singing the hair off of your legs from the heat?


> I think I just made a sentimental comment. Could it be because this is my birthday? People get sentimental about birthdays, but I have had so many of them, I don't think it's that big of a deal. I really don't feel a day over 72, which is strange, because yesterday I *was* 72.


Happy birthday!! It's very ironic that today is your birthday, because it's my day of birth too! Though I can't speak for much- I only turned 20, where you turned 73. Congrats on another year!

Po"the oldest I've ever been"im