Fake. There is absolutely NO way that a simple desk lamp can generate that much energy. I have a lamp that has five bulbs in it, about 2 feet away from my computer; this thing is like the ******* sun with just two of lights on, and it gives off a lot of heat then. Your lamp's bulb would practically have to be in contact with your screen to melt it, and even then it would only be just starting to peel. Stop trolling.

Don't listen to the nay-sayers, I believe you. I've done the same thing, although it didn't ruin the screen - it just melted the piece around it. I now use that lamp to keep my beta fish's water warm when it's cold.

stupid

"No, Mr. Bond. I expect you to die!" *turns lamp on*

Fluorescent Light-bulbs ftw.

Yeah that happened with my laptop... except only the top of it melted. I didn't even know lamos could get that hot until then x.x

Gen_Knowledge, that was epic. I commend you good sir. lol

Same thing happened to my IPod. I was reading and fell asleep with it under my desk lamp. I woke up about an hour later to find that most of the front casing was rather soft and gooey, the central control ring had crumpled up and shrunk, and the center button had warped and popped off. It's not fun.

/givemedal Gen_Knowledge

Next time try putting your lunch under the lamp! You could cook up a hot meal instead of your laptop! ^_^