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A response to a statement, an email or text by a friend or colleague to let them know that you don't want to hear from them on the given topic, or any others for that matter. Although meant to be funny, there is a little truth in every joke. First used in conversation by Ryan E. in 1992, but then was used by Derek in 1995 in email.

Chris: Lol...we have sold $77 @ our random garage sale. In your face!

Ryan: Unsubscribe.

when you want people to remove yourself from group emails and no longer want to be part of the conversation.

Joel:Unsubscribe
simon: who knows, I cant choose you pick.
Daniel: I dont know you pick!
jason: me where?
Daniel: who's coming out for drinks

1. Ditching a partner
2. Removing your email address from this waste of space website or changing your email settings/preferences

1. You still with that ugly dog??
2. No way - I hit the unsubscribe link
A. Isnt Word of the day crap
B. Yeah - time to unsubsribe

To take yourself out of a conversation or email because it's boring or has lost it's initial humor. See also: unsubscribing, unsubscribed, unsubscriber

I gotta unsubscribe to this convo on my other line, hold on.

Clever way of telling your friends to remove you from an inane email thread. Invented by Derek in 1995.

unsubscribe

> Bob writes: no, I think Rocky IV was definitely the best one.

a response that can be given when someone insults you via text or email so badly you cannot think of a comeback.

nice guy: so far, I hate 2010
jerk: dont give up, soon you will be under 2000 lbs
nice guy: unsubscribe

To dismiss a person or people from you or group; a word meaning you are breaking up with someone; another word for "go away"

Unsubscribe yourself from me.