Don't you love meme anymore?

When Kane Zipperman's ex texted him to ask if the relationship was actually over, his response was a carefully thought out series of witty insults and internet memes.Since posting the conversation on his Twitter @KaneZipperman has received over 71, 762 re tweets and 90, 434 favorites.'So Um...I still like you...alot,' said Kane's ex.'I like meth,' he wrote as a witty comeback.As the text exchange progressed his ex wrote, 'It was just one guy. Cmon Kane...Please...I miss you...No guy has ever treated me as good as you...You are literally the sweetest and cutest guy on the planet. Will you please be mine again...?'Kane charmingly replied with a meme of Mila Kunis saying, 'No. Go f**** yourself.'Later in the conversation when Kane's ex calls him a 'douche' for posting their conversation on Twitter,  he spins her 'It was just one guy' line into 'It was just one tweet.''Can you actually say something to me please?.' she begged.Kane then humorously texted back with the infamous meme of the 'I like turtles' kid being interviewed by a news reporter.'Why do you hate me?' his ex inquired a few minutes later.'Despite the fact that you cheated on me with my best friend, I don't hate you. I just strongly dislike you.'His ex then responded, 'Hate is more lasting than dislike.'Kane then pointed out that his ex was actually quoting Hitler.The conversation continued with Kane saying he'd rather listen to a Jonas Brother's song over and over again that go back to his ex. He then told her not to text him again.Even though he doesn't want to hear from  his ex he's joyfully been re tweeting messages from adoring female fans like @jennegrearr who wrote,'I actually cried when @KaneZipperman followed me,' along with hearts and smiley faces.This is not the first time Kane has made internet news. Last year Kane was spotted wearing a tiger T-Shirt standing behind Tiger Woods as he played the Masters game.Kane told a reporter from Back Nine in an interview in April that he's been following the masters game for the past 7 years. It seems as though Zipperman's fans will be following his tweets for years to come.(dailymail.co.uk)Bakudaily.az