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iLrn (circa 2000) was a form of cruel and unusual punishment practiced by various universities around the US, similar to that of maple and matlab.

The online homework program utilizes a unique "insanity" factor by repeatedly telling students they are WRONG in large, red, bold letters, even when they answer a question right.
-Hey did you go that iLrn homework?
-Nah, I just went to the store for some rope and tied a noose instead.
iLrn by zchris87v September 27, 2006
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short for "i'm laughing right now"
IFLRN is extended for "i'm fucking laughing right now"
mostly used on internet conversations.
LMAO! ILRN!

you're gay!
ILRN!
ILRN by czarjoN September 26, 2008
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