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Mean?   wutever! Brand X / Getty Images Question: What Is 'W/E?
What Does W/E Mean? Answer: "W/E" is "whatever". You will see
the same expression spelled as "w/e", "WE", "whutever" and
"wutever". It is used a dismissive response to a statement that
is disagreeable, but not worth arguing over. W/E indicates that
the person is not interested in debating the topic any further.
W/E and wutever are common when people are arguing over some
knowledge subject online, and one person is being particularly
pushy about his opinion.  Examples of W/E usage:    • (User 1)
No, I was saying that remolded tires are not the same as
retreads.   • (User 2) Dude, they're both made of old tires with
rubber glued onto them.   • (User 1) That's not precisely true.
Remolded tires use a different baking process to have the tread
fused *around* the sidewall, while retreads are fused onto the
face.   • (User 2) W/E.  The W/E expression, like many cultural
curiousities of the