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Wednesday 16 November 2016

This Is How You Break Up With Someone In Only 5 Words

Think breaking up is hard to do? Try doing it in 140 characters or less.

On Monday, @Midnight host Chris Hardwick and his team got the hashtag #BreakUpIn5Words trending on Twitter. Below, we've rounded up some of the best (and by best, we mean worst) responses. If you use any of these lines in real life, you're the one who deserves to get dumped.

Netflix and see other people? #BreakUpIn5Words @midnight
— Shaina (@ShainaSaid) December 1, 2015

I changed the WiFi password #BreakUpIn5Words @midnight
— Jer (@BoozeDonkey) December 1, 2015

Hello from the other siiiiiiiiiiiide #BreakUpIn5Words @midnight #PointsMe
— Eryn (@Eryn_NotErin) December 1, 2015

#BreakUpIn5Words "i just need some space" pic.twitter.com/tRipX3YrzP
— BILL_NYE_THO (@Bill_Nye_Tho__) December 1, 2015

Error 404 Relationship not recognised #BreakUpIn5Words
— Amar Adatia (@amaradatia) December 1, 2015

#BreakUpIn5Words @midnight Hey, Journey called. Stop believin'.
— Melisstletoe Palmer (@NoompsyDahling) December 1, 2015

I ate all your fries #BreakUpIn5Words
— Beau Brooks (@BrooksBeau) December 1, 2015

it's not me it's you #breakupin5words @midnight
— Into It. Over It. (@intoitoverit) December 1, 2015

Sorry, new phone who dis? #BreakUpIn5Words. @midnight
— Brandon Cloud (@theclobra) December 1, 2015

I changed the Netflix password #BreakUpIn5Words @midnight
— FrostWee the Snowman (@ItsMeAshleyWee) December 1, 2015

Hey, can we NOT talk? #BreakUpIn5Words @midnight #pointsme
— Jessica Lynn Verdi (@jessicaverdi) December 1, 2015

"At least I'm not ghosting." #BreakUpIn5Words https://t.co/sQzAmkyDOf pic.twitter.com/FG30QYSN6y
— q (@cbcradioq) December 1, 2015

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