Once you start tucking in your shirt because it creates a look you want to associate yourself with or because the hipster kids at school are doing it, you've lost all essence of being punk. It works the other way around as well, once you start untucking your shirt to be rebellious or to look unfashionable you've still missed the point behind being punk. Basing your lifestyle around being different is every bit as lame as basing your lifestyle around trying to be like everyone else. If you shave your mullet haircut into a leopard print mohawk, buy an entire leather and spikes motif wardrobe, and stick safetypins through every part of your body imaginable, if you are only doing so because you want to be unique then you are still every bit as much of a fashion sucker as the carbon copy wankers who feel they have to wear Tommy Hilfiger to fit in. You're still buying into a fad, you're still not being true to yourself, you're still not being punk. If you are hiding behind an image, no matter how far from the mainstream that image may be, you are not being original. You are being a poser. A liar. A pathetic, scared, identity-challenged, confused dumbfuck. Not a punk. Got it?