Coronet Flashmaster

Coronet Flashmaster, a set on Flickr.

@AlexandriaExx at Penarth Pier

@AlexandriaExx at Penarth Pier, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

Proverbs for the 21st Century: An apple a day keeps the doctor at play

Proverbs for the 21st Century: An apple a day keeps the doctor at play, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

Polaroid8

Polaroid8, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

Polaroid 7

Polaroid 7, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

Polaroids 5&6

Polaroids 5&6, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

Polaroids 1-4

Polaroids 1-4, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

Shameful

Polaroid Land 1000

Polaroid Land 1000, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

Wooohoooo! Here he is!

Cool Film: Impossible

Cool Film: Impossible, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

The Cat That Got The (Ice)Cream

The Cat That Got The (Ice)Cream, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

Proverbs for the 21st Century.

Follow @faux_punk on twitter

Model is @Mat711 (and a McFlurry)

Proverbs for the 21st Century: A Watched Phone Never Rings

Proverbs for the 21st Century: A Watched Phone Never Rings, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

With @Mat711

Don't look down

Don't look down, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

faux_punk's photostream

faux_punk's photostream on Flickr.

Enigmatic Smile Mat

Enigmatic Smile Mat, a photo by faux_punk on Flickr.

The Ince

The ince is a unit of measurement. It is equal to one cubic inch, and weighs exactly one ounce. This represents the extent of the tact and diplomacy posessed by former footballer (and current manager) Paul Ince. Many people think that this is how the ince was named, but the opposite is true. Paul Ince's name at birth was actually Paul Smith, but he was concerned for his macho/whining-bitch image if people mistook him for the perfume manufacturer, so thus changed his name to something more appropriate.

The ince got its name simply through it's similarity to both the words "inch" and "ounce".