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IAWTC is a common internet contraction for "I agree with this comment" or "Jew". It is used to quickly and efficiently show what a yes man you are to the commentor. Another common usage is for your friends (in reality, your sock journals) to rapidly "iawtc" your pwn of a loser to be a winner. It's meant to promote harmony in the Greater web forum and LiveJournal Co-Prosperity Sphere.

It's also frequently expanded or altered for humorous effect, as in "iawtac" (I agree with this agreeing comment) or "iawtf" (I agree with this furry/faggot/fatty).

Sample usage:

xemoxtearsx 12-10-04 @ 15:45 UTC (link to this)
lololololol
grl_babee91 12-10-04 @ 15:57 UTC (link to this)
iawtc

Other uses

  • iawtp: "I agree with this post." The same as above, only in response to a post in a community or journal (or on telephone posts for the insane.)


Not to be confused with



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