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They do have very similar usage in spoken English in this area (dialect) of the United States. However, "weird" would be considered more familiar and less formal in my opinion. Further, they both tend to have a certain degree of
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Mike Oliver (Email Removed) wrote on 26 Nov 2003: Isn't it? Is any usage negative if it is intended to be negative? I don't think "gay", when intended to *mean* "homosexual", is in fact usually intended to be negative.
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