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know me

name: Stanley Djohan Fong
date of birth:
september 21, 1984
that makes me: 17
ethnicity: chinese
location: sunny puerto rico
nicknames: Stan da Man, Mr. Stanley, Uncle
best friends: kameleon69, Rinell, john nicholas, Ricky, tony.

If you try to know more about me, maybe you would suffer an information overload. So maybe I don't go clubbing, or watch movies with my friends. I spend my time watching films on Bravo and laughing at the jiggling boobs on the Man Show. I laugh at every detail. I laugh at you. I laugh at everyone. I laugh at myself.

neu·rot·ic (n-rtk, ny-)
adj.
Of, relating to, or affected with a neurosis. No longer in scientific use.
Informal. Overanxious: neurotic about punctuality.
n.
A person suffering from a neurosis. No longer in scientific use.
Informal. A person prone to excessive anxiety and emotional upset.

inspiration

Allen Ginsberg, poet
Kevin Mitnick, hacker
Steve Jobs, innovator
Anne Rice, writer
Rob Thomas, writer
Michael Jackson, singer
Bill Gates, capitalist
Stanley Fong, me
Madonna, enigma

lu·na·tic (ln-tk)
adj.

Suffering from lunacy; insane.
Of or for the insane.
Wildly or giddily foolish: a lunatic decision.
Characterized by lunacy or eccentricity.

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[Middle English lunatik, from Old French lunatique, from Latin lnticus, from lna, moon. See leuk- in Indo-European Roots.]
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luna·tic n.

queer (kwîr)

adj. queer·er, queer·est

Deviating from the expected or normal; strange: a queer situation.
Odd or unconventional, as in behavior; eccentric. See Synonyms at strange.
Of a questionable nature or character; suspicious.
Slang. Fake; counterfeit.
Feeling slightly ill; queasy.
Offensive Slang. Homosexual.
Usage Problem. Of or relating to lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, or transgendered people.

n.
Offensive Slang. Used as a disparaging term for a homosexual person.
Usage Problem. A lesbian, gay male, bisexual, or transgendered person.

tr.v. Slang queered, queer·ing, queers
To ruin or thwart: “might try to queer the Games with anything from troop movements... to a bomb attack” (Newsweek).
To put (someone) in a bad position.

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[Perhaps from Low German, oblique, off-center, from Middle Low German dwer. See terkw- in Indo-European Roots.]
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and the gray Sunflower poised against the sunset, crackly bleak and dusty with the smut and smog and smoke of olden locomotives in its eye--

--Sunflower Sutra
by Allen Ginsberg

queerish adj.
queerly adv.
queerness n.
Usage Note: A reclaimed word is a word that was formerly used solely as a slur but that has been semantically overturned by members of the maligned group, who use it as a term of defiant pride. Queer is an example of a word undergoing this process. For decades queer was used solely as a derogatory adjective for gays and lesbians, but in the 1980s the term began to be used by gay and lesbian activists as a term of self-identification. Eventually, it came to be used as an umbrella term that included gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgendered people. Nevertheless, a sizable percentage of people to whom this term might apply still hold queer to be a hateful insult, and its use by heterosexuals is often considered offensive. Similarly, other reclaimed words are usually offensive to the in-group when used by outsiders, so extreme caution must be taken concerning their use when one is not a member of the group.