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This may sound stupid, but I have an UNOPENED carton of Silk Soymilk that has an expiration date of 6/14/08. Does Soymilk even go "bad", so to speak? Is it safe to drink this since it was never opened and has been refrigerated the whole time? I know the cartons always say drink within 10 days of opening, but is the expiration just BS since it's not cow milk? I am not cheap, I am more so just curious if anyone knows. Thanks!!!

Hello everyone, I need to reformat my girlfriend's laptop. She had XP Home installed on an HP circa 2004, but there is no backup partition, and she can't find her install disc. I have OEM copies of XP Home for Dell, Gateway, and a few others - but not HP. I want to install a LEGAL copy of XP for her. Any ideas? Can I use a Dell OEM disk and use a key changer to change to the OEM serial on her laptop COA? Would that work, or would it still not activate right? If it pops up the prompt to call MSFT, I don’t care, as long as they will activate it. Any help getting around this problem would be appreciated. If you happen to have an FTP link for a HP, or general, OEM XP ISO I could use with her COA that would be awesome. Once again, I am looking for a LEGAL solution to this. I could easily install a BS version of XP Pro myself, but that is not an option for her line of work. I will definitely log the best answer.

Would you buy the 40GB, if you were using it for just Blu-ray and games? I know there is a 120 GB version coming soon - probably with MGS, but when? I also think it would be $499 at least, not $399. I also could care less about the "rumble" feature, and I doubt they will ever have PS2 compatibility in further models. Am I wrong? I have been a XBOX 360 guy, but got screwed on the whole HD DVD thing. Should I suck it up an d wait, or would the 40 GB be fine for my needs?