By dwhitehouse - 21/01/2011 21:50 - United States

Today, I went out to my car only to find my battery had died the night before. With the wind chill, it was -20°F outside. With the hood open, and jumper cables in one hand, I tried to flag down a passing motorist for help. A man in a truck slowed down, sarcastically waved at me, and kept driving. FML
I agree, your life sucks 30 160
You deserved it 3 000

Same thing different taste

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It sounds like you were home or at work or somewhere where there's a phone. You said you went out to your car and found out it died the night before. Well, unless you were on the road a night before, there shouldn't be an issue; go inside and call someone for help. It still sucks about that jerk though.

It's not freezing at -20F. It's 52 below freezing. When it's sub zero in Celcius, it's cold. When it's sub zero in Fahrenheit, It's best not to go out because it's a sign of the apocalypse. Since you clearly don't know, freezing in Fahrenheit is 32F.

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u must be in Wisconsin cause that's what it's like here!! always keep a spare battery!(;

This literally happened to me today, too. Whatever happened to cold weather = warm people? Friggin Sconnies.

It's not the fact that we think our lives are more ******, it's the fact that Americans are wimps for thinking it's "freezing" when it's -20F.

Plus Canada is so amazing and awesome, what else do we have to complain about??

It's not freezing at -20F. It's 52 below freezing. When it's sub zero in Celcius, it's cold. When it's sub zero in Fahrenheit, It's best not to go out because it's a sign of the apocalypse. Since you clearly don't know, freezing in Fahrenheit is 32F.

goldhighways 0

uh, Americans are wimps for thinking -25 is freezing? that's beyond freezing. anybody with a brain would think so, not just us Americans.

moholy 1

Shouldn't you have a block heater in WI?

I live in Vancouver Island BC. It rarely gets below freezing.