Oh simple, in this situation, all you have to do is...ummm...geez....

Maybe try this...nah that wouldn't work.....

Ah ****, I'm out of ideas,

Tough...

Try rubbing against it?

I generally just smack the door frames, maybe in a few places, with my hand to break the ice. Then, once you got it open, some sort of de-icer to prevent it from happening again. Vaseline will work if you wanna save a few bucks (and don't try and tell me a college kid ain't got Vaseline... )

whenever my door freezes shut, i just hip-check the door right near the latch area, and it almost always will break the ice enough for it to open easily, or with minimal extra effort on the handle

Vaseline is old school, MOS.

I would say that bumping the door should work.

I finally got in, it was mostly just the sun slowly defrosting the door. I went to Wal-Mart and got a can of wd-40 and sprayed the door seals. I wanted Slick 50 but no one carried it. IMO Slick 50 is superior to WD-40. But oh well.

Um, what I do when my doors are frozen shut is to make a fist and hit around the top and handle sides of the door with a decent amount of force... pops open every time.

I know its too late, but last time the Bonneville'* doors froze shut, I pried one open with an ice scraper. Being very careful not to scratch the paint.

my doors freeze closed all the time and its not a matter of breaking the ice with the kind of seals mine are..they don't break... umm. so what is the best preventitve...scott said something about REMLUBE?

I would bet RemLube would work, But I'm more familiar with CLP. Wal*Mart probably carries it in Sporting goods.

pull harder?

guess that only works in the southern states, eh