Maximize the Mini

If you have ever even stepped near a Mini Cooper, you have to admit the charge that came from being so close to something so wickedly cool. If you've had the pleasure of riding as guest or driver, then you absolutely know that there's no denying the intense thrill. And to be an owner . . . and to go on Mini ralleys . . . and to . . . and to . . . and to . . . !!!!! Well, let's just say that my next short film is a documentary on being a Mini owner.
It would stand to reason that I love almost anything Mini. Minisport.com is a British site with the neatest accessories and car parts. Sadly, the prices are not converted to U.S. dollars, but that doesn't stop this shopaholic from browsing. The Mini computer mouse is on my Hit-List. For £16.13, I can have this mouse to whiz my cursor around the screen just as swiftly as my car can hug a tight curve.
Good ol' MiniMania.com has the first toy I want to give my child, and if I am never blessed with one, then it'll be a toy for me to make up for never getting that Barbie car from Santa. The Mini Cabrio pedal car in yellow holds children up to 66 pounds and will cost parents $229.95.
Vroom vroom!!!!!!!!