League: Parramatta Eels star Jarryd Hayne claps back at Twitter heckler

We've all heard them. Some good ones, some bad ones and some weird ones.

Jarryd Hayne has heard them too.

He returned to the NRL mid-way through the 2016 season, but the jokes about his temperamental dreams — and the dramatic career changes that follow his nocturnal visions — are still giving fans the giggles.

The 30-year-old Eels star lived one of the craziest chapters in Australian sport when he had a dream to play in the NFL.

His one-season with the San Francisco 49ers made him one of the highest-profile athletes in Australia.

So when that pedestal disappeared and Hayne went searching for his next dream — Aussie sports fans went searching for their next Jarryd Hayne joke.

The former running back handed it to them when he announced his new dream to play in the Olympics with the Fiji Rugby 7's team — which went on to famously win the gold medal in Rio.

From that moment on, almost all of Australia knew Jarryd Hayne as the guy who had a dream.

It was the joke of the month.

Well, almost three years later, the jokes are still coming for Hayne — and he might just about be over them.

Hayne told one jester on social media he was "pathetic" after being chipped with a pretty stock-standard Jarryd Hayne dream-joke.

The former Titans fullback had been having a perfectly civil exchange with fans on social media surrounding Billy Slater's judiciary verdict — but it ended pretty quickly after one fan dropped his one-liner.

"It's always been a dream of mine to be on the judiciary panel," the Twitter user posted in response to Hayne's declaration that the judiciary panel was right to clear Slater to play in Sunday's NRL grand final.

Hayne's response showed

"My next dream would be for w***ers like you to grow tf up," Hayne wrote on his Twitter account.

"And to think you got 3 kids that one day will dare to dream makes your tweet even more pathetic."