Terminator DeMasked! Here are some pictures from when I was younger and thinner.
2007, Age 16. Location: A Punk Show at an undisclosed location in New York State. I am wearing my favorite Black Flag shirt, that I still wear once or twice a year.
2009, Age 18. I am in the black shirt all the way on the left standing on the barrier. I am with some amis who are dressed to the dot like period Hipsters of the late '00s but are actually good peeps that I am still friends with. Seeing my than favorite Hardcore band F**ked Up from Toronto (who are no longer a Hardcore band) at a giant outdoor free show at East River State Park on the Brooklyn Waterfront. Crowd surfing with the NYC Skyline in the background to a band you love at that age was pure bliss. Notice the home made Black Flag patch on my shorts.
2010, when I briefly lived in Toronto. On the Toronto Islands Ferry with some close friends. I am on the right in the cycling cap. Notice my homemade punk jacket with the spikes. I had a sweet GAUZE (1980s Japanese hardcore band) backpatch on that one not pictured in this photo. Those 5 months I spent in Toronto are literally my salad days.
This is me crowd surfing after stage diving at a show in Tompkins Square Park in 2010, age 19. Right before I left New York to pursue my Bachelors in Geography and Urban Planning in Montreal.
And finally, me in 2012 (Age 21) at Joliette Metro Station in the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve section of Montreal during the midst of the Quebec Student Strike (hence the red square). This was taken while I was at the end of my first full year in the B.Urb program at Concordia University.
I still look very similar to that last picture just a Liiiiiiiiiiiitle bit heavier

and with a moustache to go with the beard. Want to see what I look like in 2016? we'll youll have to come to New York and meet me! I love getting beers with fellow planners just throwin that out there.
Also, as I read through this full thread, it seems that I am young enough to be many of you'se (that's a New York-ism) son or even grandson! I gotta show love my elders though, long live the 80s!