I don't know that tattoos are a 'craze', given that it's been around since forever. More popular now, perhaps, but the same can be said of plastic surgery in general, and breast augmentations in particular. And literacy. ("Why do I need to learn to read? I'm but a simple farmer.")
Speaking of plastic surgery, it's interesting to note that without our lifetimes (hopefully there are no BEA members who can say that they're exempt from this definition) that plastic surgery has evolved from this hush-hush, we-don't-talk-about-that-sort-of-thing to something which is not only more commonplace, but more acceptable and more accessible to the masses. Some may not think this is a good thing, but surely within the past two generations there have been folks who thought that proactive dentistry was either unnecessary or "just a passing fad".
I just realized something. I never thought that plants would be deliberately sold which were incapable of reproducing (thus **77** the marketplace to re-purchase the same item year after year).
Master "next up: water which can only be **92** once and never re-purified" Dragonfly