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Me and my Mini Morris - the adventures 1.


For me, the Mini is a real dream car! And since I have one myself (well, almost because I am just leasing it) I can say no more, but if only all my dreams came true so quickly! Love at first sight, an accident while driving for the first time, and the first refuelling of the car pushed out to the edge of Váci Street. That’s how I could summarize and describe the essence of my special relationship with my Mini, which, after all, cannot be characterized in any of its aspects as everyday. Since both of us are special cases in our own way, nothing is going just like that, just as in case of others. How could it be so, since the Mini is a lifestyle! The lifestyle of coolness, youth, personality, uniqueness and of everything else that someone can personally add to it and in my case there is no shortage of it. Apart from my English flag rearview mirror I have gained a reputation due to my dynamic reversing, sudden brakings, my zigzag "road alignment", and of course my flagrant parking style. Depending on who is good at what...
I know, I know the Mini itself attracts the eye, even if you do not play tricks, but to tell the truth, most of the time that’s how it goes, there is no specific intent behind these queer manoeuvres. That’s how it is, the female driver is such a special breed, indeed. The embodiment of the sophisticated, careful, cautious, gentle, kindly waving (I saw the parking space first), charmingly smiling (please let me in), fallible tendencies. One cannot be angry with her, or if they can it cannot last long – to take offence to a weak Woman?!?! The "Mini" Women have become so rare that you burst out in rejoice, if you happen to see one. The scene speaks for itself, and talking will not cease for a long time about how it goes around - at least until the caused damage is repaired and everyone calms down ...
But it’s not a problem at all because as I personally see it, life is worth nothing without excitement, variety, surprising turns, and special meetings.
Those who hold similar views join me and I promise they won’t be bored, just hang on and fasten your seatbelts...

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