My prayers have been answered!

Wurly

Sunday. Mingin hangover. Want lots of crappy food but cant be arsed making it/going to get it? Do you need paracetamol for that headache but cant face the shops?

Worry no more. Welcome to the Dublin hangover service!! https://www.facebook.com/DublinHangoverService

Whoever thought this up is a genius!!

Wacker The Attacker

Lightweight.

Man up and have a fry and a ****

4zn76tysfajdxp

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Lightweight.

Man up and have a fry and a ****

Wurly is a woman.

bumper234

Kailey Damaged Jackpot wrote: »

Wurly is a woman.

Women **** too you know! It's more polite to say flick the bean though.

harry Bailey esq

Will they deliver alcohol i wonder?

NegativeCreep

Fiver for delivery. Ask me hole!

The Backwards Man

I wonder how far do they deliver. . . .

discus

On my worst days, I reckon a fiver is money well spent! Imagine opening the door to a gentleman holding a McDonalds bag containing a milk shake, large chips, sweet and sour sauce, 2 hamburgers... PRICELESS!

camel jockey

What does 'UPDATE: Today we've hit 20,000. Incredible stuff' mean? 20,000 deliveries? If so, then that's impressive.

NegativeCreep

camel jockey wrote: »

What does 'UPDATE: Today we've hit 20,000. Incredible stuff' mean? 20,000 deliveries? If so, then that's impressive.

20,000 likes on Facebook. They haven't started delivering yet afaik.

keith16

How fcuking lazy would you have to be using this service?

Can you honestly imagine yourself in all good consciousness ringing some bloke and saying "er yeah, stall down the shops for us. I need smokes, lucozade and sure get us a big mac meal too"

I don't think I would be able to take anything I ever did again seriously.

weldoninhio

There is not a hope that this will ever take off.

camel jockey

NegativeCreep wrote: »

20,000 likes on Facebook. They haven't started delivering yet afaik.

Oh, right... That's a bit of anti climax - I thought it meant something.

Wompa1

Profiteering from Irelands crippling alcohol abuse problem. We'll get out of this recession yet!

camel jockey

keith16 wrote: »

How fcuking lazy would you have to be using this service?

Can you honestly imagine yourself in all good consciousness ringing some bloke and saying "er yeah, stall down the shops for us. I need smokes, lucozade and sure get us a big mac meal too"

I don't think I would be able to take anything I ever did again seriously.

I'd probably never use it, but how is it that different to ordering a take away to be delivered?

I generally drive down, place the order and pick up to ensure it isn't sitting getting cold, but plenty of people use the delivery service for a chinese / pizza etc.

Mariasofia

First I thought wow love this ( be ordering a breakfast roll).
Then I thought no you would still have to peel your head off the pillow and crawl downstairs to open the front door...

c_man

How about ice cream vans which would drive around our areas on Sunday mornings but would also have like deli breakfast roll items, chocolate and lucozade? And they could serve ice-cream as well.

Call Me Jimmy

Better than going out to disapproving eyes of the mornings churchgoers.

camel jockey

Call Me Jimmy wrote: »

Better than going out to disapproving eyes of the mornings churchgoers.

:rolleyes: Losers, indeed.

Well done on the ninja edit.

Sky King

- Do you deliver?

- Yeah

- Grand, I'll have a pizza with extra liver, and do you bring the food to the customer's house?

Sunnyisland

Prepare your food before ye go out,then you just have to reheat or microwave it,stews are deadly with batch loaf....

goose2005

keith16 wrote: »

How fcuking lazy would you have to be using this service?

Can you honestly imagine yourself in all good consciousness ringing some bloke and saying "er yeah, stall down the shops for us. I need smokes, lucozade and sure get us a big mac meal too"

I don't think I would be able to take anything I ever did again seriously.

they said the same thing about drive-thru restaurants, microwave popcorn, instant coffee, takeaway delivery etc.

keith16

camel jockey wrote: »

I'd probably never use it, but how is it that different to ordering a take away to be delivered?

I generally drive down, place the order and pick up to ensure it isn't sitting getting cold, but plenty of people use the delivery service for a chinese / pizza etc.

I guess cos takeaway is much more of a chore.

Honestly, if you are prepared to let someone take half an hour to do something that would take you 5 mins, and pay them a fiver for the privilege then bully for you.

I thought this type of thing peaked when we were giving toilet attendants 2 euro for some damp tissue and half a can of Lynx sprayed in your eyes.

camel jockey

keith16 wrote: »

I guess cos takeaway is much more of a chore.

Honestly, if you are prepared to let someone take half an hour to do something that would take you 5 mins, and pay them a fiver for the privilege then bully for you.

I thought this type of thing peaked when we were giving toilet attendants 2 euro for some damp tissue and half a can of Lynx sprayed in your eyes.

Don't get me started on those bloody toilet attendants.

balfe1990

It's only garnered interest because it's a novel idea, and so people can say "lawl, look at us Irish and our awful drinking habits, it could only happen here!! Hurrhurr! "

In reality it'll never take off. It's just a few lads in their early twenties who want to capitalize on a market that doesn't exist or at least isn't large enough. What if you want a pack of fags, a big Mac, a batter Burger and a shaggin breakfast roll. Are these lads going to queue up in each and every establishment, and then deliver cold and soggy remains to you on the other side of Dublin?

Do they charge extra for each item of food, or is their only stream of revenue the exorbitant delivery fee? What if they receive dozens of orders in a short space of time and there's only three of them?

This is just not viable, and while I applaud them for attempting to be enterprising, this concept will be stillborn.

Ihatecuddles-old

Anyone else ordering take away after reading this thread??

endacl

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Lightweight.

Man up and have a fry and a ****

Just don't get the two mixed up.

:eek:

--LOS--

I don't really see how this is going to work

Anything you would like we can have delivered; whether it be shopping you can't be arsed going for, breakfast (lunch), or just general hangover easers, we provide!

anything? ye good luck to them. Why not just open a takeaway that is opened during the day? I know I've often had the great idea to order pizza or something the day after drinking then remembered oh ye there's no takeaways opened during the day, this company still wont be able to provide that kind of food.

Duggy747

This is just the exact same as What's For Dinner in Galway that's been running for years.

Cookie_Monster

Sure going for a run down to buy pringles and pot noodles is the best hangover cure anyway. Clears the head, often allows you to clear your stomach, gets you out in the fresh airs and leaves you with munchies when you come home. Why would you pay someone to do it for you?

Ruudi_Mentari

God is just a spirit, man..

a spirit we keep. Leiland; cover around the back I am goin on in through the front