Print n weird numbers

Haskell - 129

I'm sure there's lots to golf here, but since the competition seems low for now I'll throw this in.

Don't try running this though, I managed to wait only the two first elements, third will start taking minutes.

(%)=filter
w n=take n$e%[1..]
e x=let d=((==0).mod x)%[1..x-1]in sum d>x&&all((/=x).sum)(i d)
i[]=[[]]
i(y:z)=map(y:)(i z)++(i z)

Mathematica 99 94 87

Spaces not needed. Slow!:

j = i = 0;
While[j<#, i++; If[Union@Sign[Tr /@ Subsets@Most@Divisors@i-i]=={-1, 1}, j++; Print@i]]&

At the expense of a few chars this is a faster version that checks only even numbers and skips multiples of 6 that are never weird:

j = i = 0;
While[j < #, 
      i += 2; If[Mod[i, 6] != 0 && Union@Sign[Tr /@ Subsets@Most@Divisors@i - i] == {-1, 1}, 
                 j++; Print@i]] &@3

it's still too slow for any useful purpose. Finds the first two in a few seconds but gets slower and slower as the number of divisors increase.

Python 2.7 (255 bytes)

import itertools as t
a=int(raw_input())
n=1
while a>0:
    d=[i for i in range(1,n/2+1) if not n%i]
    if all([n not in map(sum,t.combinations(d,i)) for i in range(len(d))]+[sum(d)>n]):
        print n
        a-=1
    n+=1