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This winter has been brutal and for the last three months I've experienced more than a headache with my car. It's an old car, but I need it to be reliable. It's a 91 Bonneville. I never had one problem with this vehicle last winter, but most the nights we've been seeing have been reaching negative thirty degrees these days. Last year I never plugged the vehicle in once, and it never failed to start. This year it picks and chooses. I recently just took it in to get a new battery...oil change and winter fluids. It ran fine until the next time it got cold and I was unable to plug it in. I finally got my hands on an extention cord and plugged it in for a day and it's been running fine until the other night. I don't remember even turning my lights on when I drove to work, but I did. I have tried jumping it everyday since Friday. The gas is full and I put the ISOHEET in it. I can't plug it in being as it's stuck in my work parking lot. Sooo is there anything else I can do before towing it? The battery is less then a month old.

I'm bored and need to laugh.

If you name the author (plus the name of the book)... I will love you forever!?

Name a color and three adjectives describing the color.

Name an animal and three adjectives describing the animal.

Name a body of water and three adjectives describing the body of water.

It's fun. I'll tell you what it means when it's through...