<human>: I've got a mustang with an obviously dead battery and very little gas in it. I've turned it over so many times that it neither clicks nor attempts to turn over. 

I called my mechanic (who is on the corner, near enough for me to push it) and he told me, sure, honey, try and jump it. Is that dangerous enough to break the internal elements of the engine?

My plan is to push it out of the parking spot backwards with the clutch disengaged, engage the clutch and push it into the road and try to jump it. Will having the clutch engaged turn the starter motor or get it to the point where the engine won't be locked up?

Should I push it to the gas station (which is also on the corner), put gas in it, and then try to jump it? Would pushing it farther give it a better chance of unlocking the engine?

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<bot>: no gas, no clicks of the starter, no more feeble attempts at turning over. Should I try and jump it anyway?