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Hi there ! I' m ydrolina, proud owner of 2 minis, and the mother of the "Ydrolina" comic strips or cartoons (depending on which side of the pond you live).
The cartoons are of course about a girl and her mini cooper ...
http://www.ydrolina.net
Now, be aware that some strips are not kind to the new MINI....Its only humour, folks ! And if I had the money....well, I' ll buy one too.
Anyway, the author (thats me) will gladly put in images any idea you have, regardless if its a MINI or a Mini, if its a good one.
Myself driving a 1998 Rover mini, which is something between the mini and the MINI.
All the electronics in there are already BMW ones :-)
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Unless it's funny, of course! 
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06-22-2008, 11:23 PM
Welcome to NAM.
I'm quite amused by this cartoon, it features one of my old cars. There aren't any people who even know what a Y-10 is, let along put them in a cartoon. Its not bigger than a classic Mini, I always thought the classic Mini was too small, the Y-10 was just right. (Its still 2 ft shorter than a MINI though.)
I'm quite amused by this cartoon, it features one of my old cars. There aren't any people who even know what a Y-10 is, let along put them in a cartoon. Its not bigger than a classic Mini, I always thought the classic Mini was too small, the Y-10 was just right. (Its still 2 ft shorter than a MINI though.)
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when I still was a kid, and my brother was driving a mini, I began saving money to buy a Lancia Y10...never made it to the Y10, too lazy, me...
But I remember having a poster with a Y10 in my bedroom :-)
Unfortuatly the Y10 isn't well depicted in the strip, I' ll try to put another one in sometimes in the future.
But I remember having a poster with a Y10 in my bedroom :-)
Unfortuatly the Y10 isn't well depicted in the strip, I' ll try to put another one in sometimes in the future.
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06-23-2008, 04:01 AM
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Welcome to NAM.
I'm quite amused by this cartoon, it features one of my old cars. There aren't any people who even know what a Y-10 is, let along put them in a cartoon. Its not bigger than a classic Mini, I always thought the classic Mini was too small, the Y-10 was just right. (Its still 2 ft shorter than a MINI though.)
I'm quite amused by this cartoon, it features one of my old cars. There aren't any people who even know what a Y-10 is, let along put them in a cartoon. Its not bigger than a classic Mini, I always thought the classic Mini was too small, the Y-10 was just right. (Its still 2 ft shorter than a MINI though.)
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all the lovely people.... so moved by all praise I did one kind to the MINI and a bit critical to the classic mini. At least to its electricals :-)
http://web.mac.com/bardunen/iWeb/Ydr...wminione-1.jpg
http://web.mac.com/bardunen/iWeb/Ydr...wminione-1.jpg
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all the lovely people.... so moved by all praise I did one kind to the MINI and a bit critical to the classic mini. At least to its electricals :-)
http://web.mac.com/bardunen/iWeb/Ydr...wminione-1.jpg
http://web.mac.com/bardunen/iWeb/Ydr...wminione-1.jpg
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06-24-2008, 05:14 PM
To post or not to post ... that is the question. I won't (blush) comment on all the cartoons, but I will say that if you start putting MINI's in your cartoons, you could probably make some decent money over here in the US selling T-Shirts, etc., on NAM with your cartoons on them. I may be off-base on this, but I think there would be a market.
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06-28-2008, 08:22 PM
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Ydrolina, several questions and a compliment for you. First the compliment - your 'toons are good stuff. A unique insight into the world of MINI and the changes these fun little cars bring into our lives.
Question 1 - Does the site have all your cartoons on it or only selected ones?
Question 2 - Do you have a regular publishing schedule or is it more just when you have the inspiration?
Question 3 - I checked for you on Comic-Alert and you're not listed. Would you mind me adding your site to help you get more traffic?
Question 4 - How do you pronounce Ydrolina?
Question 1 - Does the site have all your cartoons on it or only selected ones?
Question 2 - Do you have a regular publishing schedule or is it more just when you have the inspiration?
Question 3 - I checked for you on Comic-Alert and you're not listed. Would you mind me adding your site to help you get more traffic?
Question 4 - How do you pronounce Ydrolina?
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