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>   1. 亜衣麻衣美衣が壁を作るようにして、士道の進路を阻んでくる。 「ちょっと待てゴルァァァァァ！」 「乙女を辱めておいてどこに行こう **っての**
> よ！」「現行犯よ！逃がさないんだから！」
>

>   2. 「馬鹿にすんじゃないわよ！ジェットコースターの制限って一一〇センチとかじゃない！さすがにそんなに小さくない **っての** ！」  
>  (the sister wanted to ride the roller coaster but the brother was afraid
> she was too short)
>

Do the two bold ってのs have the same function? If they do, what would the
function be? It seems these ってのs are not equivalent to というのか.
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What function would っての have in these contexts?
っての is not short for というのか but short for というの or といっているの. ("っての?" can still be
a question with a rising intonation.)

The first ての (=というの) is used to seeking clarification. The second ての is just
"I say", and it's a way of emphasizing something with an irritated overtone.

Related:

  * [Meaning of ってのも/というのも](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/38822/5010)
  * [How would one parse "金ってのは金のある[…]"](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/51934/5010)
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