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A synonym to of which and likewise an inanimate alternative to whose, the possessive of who. Whereas "whose" is defined to be the possessive of both "who" and "which", there is a hesitation to use "whose" with an inanimate antecedent, and so the word "which's" is beginning to be used instead.
"If the previous request (which's response was generated by the jsp) set a cookie on the client"

"A game for all four contestants, one of which reviews a film, which's title is selected by the audience. The other three act out the film described by the reviewer."
which's by Weston Ruter September 12, 2005
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Which One's Pink? 

Reference in Pink Floyd's "Have a Cigar" to the early days when they first started out; supposedly a record exec. asked them "Which one of you is Pink?"--and of course none of the members are named Pink.
Which One's Pink? by Anonymous October 28, 2003

Which one it’s gone be 

A slogan used to describe someone who says one thing then says something else to contradict the last thing they said.
Keisha said she went to the store and went straight home and that’s all she did all, then she said she got called into work early and couldn’t go to the store. So her friend asked well which one it’s gone be.

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Complain on one hand, take a dump in someone's boot on the other hand and see which is more interesting to talk about 

A twist on the saying ,"shit in in one hand and ask with the other and see which one gets filled 1st", targeted at complainers and whiners.
Whiney person: Everything sucks as usual.
Me: Complain on one hand, take a dump in someone's boot on the other hand and see which is more interesting to talk about.
Whiney person: That's the last time I complain to you about my life and also why are my boots in the bathroom?

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