No flying fucks were given that day for the aunty who simply chucked her fishy load into her shopping trolley and went on her merry way across the Marsiling estate.
A netizen snapped and uploaded the bizarrely awesome milieu on Stomp, in which a middle-aged woman is seen pulling a cart filled with a couple of giant 'tenggiri batang' fishes — also known as Narrow-barred Spanish Mackerel — all the way from the Marsiling Lane wet market to her destination.
Passers-by raise eyebrows at how aunty transports her large catches at Marsiling http://t.co/UnXJuqrFbt pic.twitter.com/1m18uSpeMh
— STOMP (@stompsingapore) January 6, 2015
Clearly, she seems absolutely delighted with her purchases — she doesn't even care that the giant fishes aren't wrapped or covered properly.
Raising concerns about hygiene, the uploader notes that the raw fish are being exposed to the "dust, dirt and exhaust fumes from vehicles on the road". He remarks that the lady should at least cover the fishes inside plastic bags — but even standard-sized plastic bags aren't big enough to wrap the monster-sized mackerels.
So many questions to ask her - where is she going with that massive load of fishes? What is she going to do with them?
All hail the mighty mackerel mistress.
Photo: Wapster via Flickr
No flying fucks were given that day for the aunty who simply chucked her fishy load into her shopping trolley and went on her merry way across the Marsiling estate.
A netizen snapped and uploaded the bizarrely awesome milieu on Stomp, in which a middle-aged woman is seen pulling a cart filled with a couple of giant 'tenggiri batang' fishes — also known as Narrow-barred Spanish Mackerel — all the way from the Marsiling Lane wet market to her destination.
Passers-by raise eyebrows at how aunty transports her large catches at Marsiling http://t.co/UnXJuqrFbt pic.twitter.com/1m18uSpeMh
— STOMP (@stompsingapore) January 6, 2015
Clearly, she seems absolutely delighted with her purchases — she doesn't even care that the giant fishes aren't wrapped or covered properly.
Raising concerns about hygiene, the uploader notes that the raw fish are being exposed to the "dust, dirt and exhaust fumes from vehicles on the road". He remarks that the lady should at least cover the fishes inside plastic bags — but even standard-sized plastic bags aren't big enough to wrap the monster-sized mackerels.
So many questions to ask her - where is she going with that massive load of fishes? What is she going to do with them?
All hail the mighty mackerel mistress.
Photo: Wapster via Flickr