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"Staffers" ???

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"Staffers". Who on earth came up with this stupid term ?. Obviously a cross between Staff and Worker, but just sounds so ridiculous.
GabrielSweet
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I won't swear to it but I believe the employees of politicians got together to change it because they were tired of their jobs being referred to as "Being on Senator so-and-so's STAFF...


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Meagananne1986
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Seems to me that the term came about because most of the aides of politicians were young women and they were often found riding the staff of the politician who was inevitably male at the time. Hence staffer or on the staff of...

Just my sense of humor...
darkroot50
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Quote by Meagananne1986
Seems to me that the term came about because most of the aides of politicians were young women and they were often found riding the staff of the politician who was inevitably male at the time. Hence staffer or on the staff of...

Just my sense of humor...



What a great reply. Hilarious (or maybe true).
James_Gina
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Quote by Meagananne1986
Seems to me that the term came about because most of the aides of politicians were young women and they were often found riding the staff of the politician who was inevitably male at the time. Hence staffer or on the staff of...

Just my sense of humor...


Monica Lewinski would probably agree with you! LOL

It was probably the same person that changed Secretary to Executive Assistant, and Manager to Director!
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Quote by Meagananne1986
Seems to me that the term came about because most of the aides of politicians were young women and they were often found riding the staff of the politician who was inevitably male at the time. Hence staffer or on the staff of...

Just my sense of humor...


Thank you, so funny. Really made me smile.
Meagananne1986
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Thank you, so funny. Really made me smile.


Thank you. You never know if a forum post is serious or not. Either way, I thought this one deserved a bit of humor. Glad you appreciated it!
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Quote by Meagananne1986


Thank you. You never know if a forum post is serious or not. Either way, I thought this one deserved a bit of humor. Glad you appreciated it!


It is something that I've wondered about (and find Silly), but sure a tongue-in-cheek question. Humor is Always a good thing, get's us through life.
What if the boss/politician was Female, would the 'Staffer' then be a 'Holer', or maybe 'Filler' ???.
Beffer
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Quote by Dave69Fan
"Staffers". Who on earth came up with this stupid adjective ?. Obviously a cross between Staff and Worker, but just sounds so ridiculous.



Not to quibble (though I AM a quibbler), staffer is a noun, not an adjective.
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Not to quibble (though I AM a quibbler), staffer is a noun, not an adjective.


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Verbal
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Quote by Beffer



Not to quibble (though I AM a quibbler), staffer is a noun, not an adjective.


Not to quibble either (though I am a quibbler too), staff is a group, a staffer is one member of that group. So to refer to an individual, while you could say "a member of the staff," staffer is easier. I think it's cool.

Don't get me started on "orientate," though.
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Not to quibble either (though I am a quibbler too), staff is a group, a staffer is one member of that group. So to refer to an individual, while you could say "a member of the staff," staffer is easier. I think it's cool.

Don't get me started on "orientate," though.



It's not cool to Dis orientate.