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Steve Jobs' answer to all questions regarding the newest iPhone and all of it's issues
Question: "Why is the iPhone having drop call issues?"

Steve: "iDunno"

Question: "Well when am I getting my bumper that supposedly fixes the issue??"

Steve: "iDunno"

Question: "Do I need to turn off my WiFi Basestation for you to demo your phone??"

Steve: "iDunno"
iDunno by mastertrainer1978 July 23, 2010
Urban Dictionary Merch
Said as fast as possible and in a very high piched voice, a quick response to a question that you are unsure about instead of using "I don't know" (usually said when angry or when you want to annoy the other person)
Person 1: "C'mon, seriously. What do you want to do later??"

Person 2: "idunno!!!!!!!!!!"
idunno by o August 22, 2003

i dunno lol 

What you must say when someone asks a question, the answer to which you dunno lol.

¯\(°_o)/¯
13:13 * irc user ¯\(°_o)/¯
13:13 * irc user2 ¯\(°_o)/¯ sais pas, lol

¯\(°_o)/¯ = i dunno lol (no caps)
i dunno lol by Yewb April 17, 2008
It is derived from: "I do not know"
It was changed to: "I don't know"
Then: "I Dunno"
Finally: "Iunno"
"When did that happen!?"
"Uh.... Iunno."
iunno by Kavkid June 11, 2006
¯\(°_o)/¯ -- when you really just dunno, lol
<xyz> what time is it?
<abc> ¯\(°_o)/¯ idunnolol
idunnolol by dhobsd June 23, 2008
1) Means "I don't know". Contrary to popular belief, does not mean "Keep asking me the same question and maybe an answer will pop up."
1) Her "What turns you on about bondage?"
Me "I dunno"
Her "Is it being tied down or having no control or having to place your trust in someone?"
Me "I don't know you stupid bitch! Stop asking the damn question!"
i dunno by OogaBooga October 26, 2004
1. can be defined as awesome, wonderful, fascinating, breathtaking and general magnificence.

2. Iðunn is the best and most beautiful thing that you can imagine.
That show was Iðunn!" "IÐUNN" "You look Iðunn tonight
Iðunn by grasalfr June 2, 2011
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