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Tar is an actual word that has no place in this phrase.
...Because they aren't up-to-code on inane text abbreviations?
..because they are clearly too young to remmber Winnie-the-Pooh.
Especially the real one and not crappy Disney cartoon?
well it was never used in the original book so it would have to be the disney cratoons, but that still covers 1968-1991 surely anyone who is 17+ would have heard it.
and you're right it's not tar, just ta, and on that note TTFN.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhWFY5qepyQ