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JSOOI: "Just Snap Out Of It"

Term used by non-bipolar people who refer to one bipolar individual to "just snap out of it", during a manic episode or a severe mood swing. Almost or all the community of bipolar individuals hate this term. It's described as very hurtful, inappropriate, and very annoying as well. It's recomended to not use this term around one bipolar individual or AT a bipolar individual, since it becomes very irritating and can damage one's (bipolar individual) mood.
"Stop being so moody! JSOOI Just snap out of it!"
JSOOI by L545154984RJ May 26, 2009
Words you can keep
1. Full incarnation of the word joo.
You put the joo in jooish!
jooish by who__cares May 16, 2009
Related Words
JOOI, an abbreviation for Just Out Of Interest.
JOOI, what colour shoes are you wearing?
JOOI by Filthy Bastid April 21, 2006
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jsoifjoawisfora;jefwoeif

he jsoifjoawisfora;jefwoeifed me
To Jsonify:
To transform data into JavaScript Object Notation.
Useful for people born before 1990.
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jsonify by MiguelAzevedo September 24, 2020
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