What's in your trunk?

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  • jrs5444
    jrs5444 Posts: 86
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    What you all gonna do with all that junk, all that junk inside your trunk?

    I'ma get, get, get, get, you drunk,
    Get you love drunk off my hump.

    BAHAHAHAHA! It's so gonna be stuck in my head all day now!
  • 4thehardman
    4thehardman Posts: 731 Member
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    a blanket, snow chains, scooters belonging to the triplets, union jack bunting and a shovel (but its for snow, i promise)
  • NoAdditives
    NoAdditives Posts: 4,251 Member
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    Nothing....just bought the car!

    And I am confused as to what jumper cables have to do with snow?

    easy connection:

    snow = cold
    cold = car won't start
    car won't start = jumper cables.


    Now, leave that poor girl alone..........................didn't she say she was from the south?

    I have never had that happen. And I live in the mountains where it frequently gets below freezing, with lots of snow, in the winter. I have, however, drained a car battery too many times by leaving the dome light on, leaving the stereo and dome light on, etc.
  • korsicash
    korsicash Posts: 770 Member
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    mints, lunge line, and a string stick
  • mama2shi
    mama2shi Posts: 300 Member
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    Camping chair, daughter's soccer ball, and an umbrella.
  • semeyer
    semeyer Posts: 282 Member
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    golf clubs, a tent, and a bowling ball.

    I sound a lot more recreational than I really am. :glasses:
  • reallymyBEST
    reallymyBEST Posts: 242 Member
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    Cat litter, dog food, and water softener salt -- all the heavy stuff that I hate bringing inside and downstairs!
  • PittShkr
    PittShkr Posts: 1,000 Member
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    A GIANT BAG OF DEAD FISH
  • _Elemenopee_
    _Elemenopee_ Posts: 2,665 Member
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    Not what I thought this was about...I'll go now
  • yoovie
    yoovie Posts: 17,121 Member
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    It's never cold enough for the battery to freeze and even if it did, the jumpers wouldnt thaw it and you wouldn't be alive to try. I'm from the South and that's not an indicator of lower intelligence.
  • HauteP1nk
    HauteP1nk Posts: 2,139 Member
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    Two dead hookers and a shovel.
    don't wanna admit to the blow huh \m/

    In his defence the question only asked to list three things...not everything...lol :laugh:
  • Pollywog39
    Pollywog39 Posts: 1,740 Member
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    Nothing....just bought the car!

    And I am confused as to what jumper cables have to do with snow?

    easy connection:

    snow = cold
    cold = car won't start
    car won't start = jumper cables.


    Now, leave that poor girl alone..........................didn't she say she was from the south?

    I have never had that happen. And I live in the mountains where it frequently gets below freezing, with lots of snow, in the winter. I have, however, drained a car battery too many times by leaving the dome light on, leaving the stereo and dome light on, etc.

    I live in Minnesota.......and it HAS happened to me.
  • Lift_This_
    Lift_This_ Posts: 2,756 Member
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    Heavy balls......seriously

    I have my shot put

    Two hammers

    At least 6 discuses

    And my throw shoes.

    A fellow thrower!

    I've got an 18 lb shot put, my hammer spikes, 28 lb throwing weight, folding chair and tent (for sitting between events). And on competition weekends, my sheaf fork.

    Do you Scottish games?
  • BruteSquad
    BruteSquad Posts: 373 Member
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    Oscilloscope
    One water shoe
    silicone lube
  • p0pr0cksnc0ke
    p0pr0cksnc0ke Posts: 1,283 Member
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    I live in Minnesota.......and it HAS happened to me.
    I'd check your battery life.
    A fully charged battery takes something like -60 to freeze.
    A older battery that has converted most of the sulfuric acid to water will freeze faster. It's still like something crazy cold like -30 Hence the reason why you need to replace batteries every few years on the average car or more often when you live in colder states.
  • fiveferrels
    fiveferrels Posts: 397 Member
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    softball bag, bottled water, and jumper cables
  • janile1
    janile1 Posts: 23
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    A SUITCASE FILLED WITH PURSES
    BOOKBAG
    BOTTOM SIDING OF MY DOOR THAT FEEL OFF MY CAR
  • Pollywog39
    Pollywog39 Posts: 1,740 Member
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    I live in Minnesota.......and it HAS happened to me.
    I'd check your battery life.
    A fully charged battery takes something like -60 to freeze.
    A older battery that has converted most of the sulfuric acid to water will freeze faster. It's still like something crazy cold like -30 Hence the reason why you need to replace batteries every few years on the average car or more often when you live in colder states.

    wow...................you guys are WAY too serious about this.

    And kind of snarky........................

    I know what cold is like. I know what battery life is about. I've lived in Northern MN for most of my life, and have had just about every COLD WEATHER RELATED car incident a person can imagine. And yes, it's been -60 here.........

    So, when your car won't start, YES, it could be the battery is low............and YES, a jump-start will help that.

    Now, can we move on from this?
  • TadaGanIarracht
    TadaGanIarracht Posts: 2,615 Member
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    Considering I have a station wagon I'll go with the short version...

    A LOT!
  • kristalfrissy
    kristalfrissy Posts: 158 Member
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    My car is kinda old so in the trunk is a box of all the solutions that it might/probably will leak!! lol

    and a metal pole to hold the hood open!!

    its a 97 acura 3.5 RL and it actually is still pretty nice and my dad just gave it to me so I won't complain too much!! lol

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