Talk:Tart
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[edit] Whores and Tarts
Isn't tart a kind of whore or concubine or courtesane? E.g. "she's a politician's tart"
Yes, I believe so. In the book "Of Mice and Men", the wife of Curley is referred to as a tart. What does it mean exactly though?
I think he's calling her something of a flirt, but more sexual. And I believe that is the exact meaning of "tart". I'll add a brief mention of it. -- Kevin (TALK)(MUSIC) 21:57, 7 March 2007 (UTC)
surely the reference to tart in a derogatory sense should be removed because it has it's own article and is listed under the disambiguation page.-Max-
[edit] Tarts are Small
This article is odd to me. The tarts I know are only 4" in diameter. What you're showing in this article are pies.
at the end of the article, it has something bad
