I was talking to a Japanese person and I asked her if she liked fanfiction.
She said:

> んー天の弱とか?  
>  これ！ってのない (笑).

I suppose she meant

Like Ten no Jaku? This! I don't think this is it LoL.

But I don't understand the ってのない part. Is it an abbreviated form of というのではない?
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meaning colloquial-language
What does ってのない mean?
I asked a Japanese person and it is just a contraction of というものはない which is
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This `これ！っての` is a variant of これというもの, and
[これという](https://jisho.org/word/%E3%81%93%E3%82%8C%E3%81%A8%E8%A8%80%E3%81%86)
is a set phrase that means "noteworthy", "in particular".

> これ！ってのない (笑)  
>  = これというものがない (笑)
>
> Nothing in particular lol

Very literally, "A thing with which I say 'THIS ONE!' is nonexistent".

天の弱 (formally 天ノ弱 and read あまのじゃく) is the name of a song:
<https://youtu.be/2-zPY0vrpjQ>

Similar examples:

  * これという問題はなかった。  
これといった問題はなかった。  
There was no particular problem.

  * これというものがあったら教えてください。(formal)  
これってのあったら教えて。(casual)  
Tell me if there is anything that interests you.
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