Yep Or Nope?

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An Irish online bartering swap shop whatsit?

Oh go on then.

Andy writes:

“I’m a UI/UX designer based in Dublin. I spent the last year working on a project I’m very excited about and I would like to let as many people as possible know about it.
Yep.ie is a bartering website where people can swap goods and services online for free.
It was launched in February and it has over 30.000 unique visitors per month at the moment. I know there were other people trying to do the same thing but failed this is why Yep won’t be just a simple bartering website where people post ads.
It will combine social media with bartering + other great features which we will implement over the next few months to make it stand out from the crowd….”

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27 thoughts on “Yep Or Nope?

    1. Bacchus

      I imagine they didn’t pay for the logo…. probably swapped a toasted cheese sandwich (cold).

      1. edalicious

        In fact, it wouldn’t be a bad logo at all if you had just left out the completely unnecessary hipster head.

    2. Clampers Outside!

      That logo looks like a bleedin’ hipster!

      And it reminds me of this little story…. put the kettle on, this one is true, I swear.

      Broadsheet posted about The Grand Social ‘Summer Social’ last week (via the Nialler 9 ‘Gig Of The Week’ posts) with a few bands playing on Saturday night with Adeyhawke, Sleep Thieves and Lasertom, for just a fiver in.
      Anyhoo, I went with a mate, we both like the Laserfella. During a break between bands we were in the smoking room doin’ what ya do there and were joined by a few others who we just met for the first time and within the first five minutes we heard from a self professed hipster, who was a hipster before it was cool, because he being 32, he, according to him, was ahead of the curve and sporting his admittedly fine thick red beard long before the crowd.
      Anyway, he said… roughly recalled by moi… 

      Yeah man I’ve been following these guys [Sleep Thieves] for the past three years and they’re going to be huge by next year as they’ve just signed a record deal in the States where I’d seen them a few times while they got their act together because I work as a music journalist and I get these jollys where the parties are mental and we get all this free gear on arrival with booze drugs and the sex is great too its mental crashing around in different hotels like that and I was at this festival [names somewhere inaudible, in Europe I think] where I woke up in the morning and realised I’d had a threesome the night before [laughs, looks for an expected shock, doesn’t get it carries on] because there were two guys in my bed the place was a mess after we’d been up all night doing everything but we were all cool about it and then we carried on and went to another show that night as I get to travel around to these did I mention I’m a music journalist that’s how I get into these things keeps the hipster edge going [pauses briefly, looks for kudos approval, doesn’t get it, carries on] and we get lots of free shit and the drugs are plenty and the sex is great and the bands man that I get to meet the bands in the hotels and falling in and out of bed did I mention I’m a music journalist like everyone’s a hipster these days but do you know how to drown a hipster you throw him in the mainstream [straight faces all round …short silence… joke is repeated twice] ….REPEAT
      Anyways… he motor mouthed on for a bit before we made our excuses to go back inside for the good ol’ Laserfella.
      Has anyone else met any of these harmless coked up look-at-me-self-professed-hipster-gobshites while out like the gimp I’ve just described …or was he special kind of one off plonker …jaysus 

      Drugs are bad mmmmkay!

      1. Spaghetti Hoop

        Yeah I’ve met ’em and worked with ’em. In fact, before I even heard of hipsters I had one growing and forming right under my nose at work. I’d worry about why I was so irritated by him, as I’m an all-accepting type and love oddballs and weirdos. But the self-obsession was shocking. Tolerate them now and find them hilarious. Well-told story Clamps.

      2. Mikeyfex

        Ya, a lot of the hipsters I’ve met or the ones that I knew in school who went on to become hipsters were always those socially awkward yet attention craving types. It’s an odd mix of character but it produces some real blowhards. Personally I find it a relief; ‘hey that guy looks cool, lets talk to him’…..5 mins later – *back away slowly*.

        That’s not all hipsters of course. Some have personality behind the ronnie.

  1. James M. Chimney

    Huey Lewis – Sports LP will swap for similar

    Roland JC 120 and 63′ Fender Jazzmaster open to offers of a sexual nature.

      1. Sheila

        There’s a second bag of elephant skin on there from same barterer.

        If its old enough, I guess yes its allowed. But if recent, I imagine it can be confiscated.

    1. Sheila

      Both elephant bags gone from the website now… snapped up? removed by the website? removed by the barterer?

      We may never know.

  2. Banotti

    Bartering is the dumbest thing ever.

    We already have a perfectly efficient means of exchange.
    I can’t stand the guys that are constantly trying to you stuff when you put an ad up.How about you sell your crap for market cash value and then pay me with that cash?

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