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Originally Posted by KyleGoetz
In place of またなの? Does it mean something like "Always!" or "Again?!"?
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Nope. Your 「の」 is a sentence-ender.
「いつもの！」 is what you say at a restaurant or bar that you frequent to order "the usual". A noun like 「もの」 is omitted at the end. ＝「いつものもの」
Around 0:37 in this video, you will hear this phrase. Incidentally, the video will later on introduce the slangy usage of the word 「適当」 that I was discussing with
delacroix a few days ago.