Technically, Sherpas are an ethnic group (some members of which are known for their guiding abilities on Everest and other Himalayan/mountain peaks).
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Yes but there is another long standing use that does not involve the mountain trek,
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Isn't a "sherpa" a personal guide through unknown terrain? Used by analogy for SCOTUS nomination process.
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We know how to use google
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Actually Sherpa is derived from the Sherpas who guide climbers up Everest. Therefore Sherpa would be a guide through the process.
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Or a Himalayan mountaineer, living in Nepal or Tibet, usually responsible for leading a group of less experienced climbers or hauling their equipment. Sounds pretty much what you said, Kelly O.
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Darn. Was hoping Kyl would guide Trump’s SCOTUS nominee to top of Mt. Everest and leave him/her there.
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And that end today's installment of "The Bubble-Speak Dictionary" ...(we now return you to your regularly scheduled lives)
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Well...that’s not what it means but how it’s used. It is funny!
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Thank you for explaining it’s appreciated
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I'd add the derivation from the sherpas who guide people up Everest.
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