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You know what they say: When a tabloid news publication trolls you,Adult comedy movies - watch free 18+ funny adult movies you troll them right back.

Nobody says this? Well, they should start, because Australian presenter of morning show Today, Lisa Wilkinson, has done just that.

SEE ALSO: TV host wore the same suit for one year, and no one noticed

On Tuesday, the Daily Mailpublished a "story" lightly dissing the TV host for ~daring~ to wear the same blouse twice. In two months! Shameful. We all know a woman's blouse must be immediately destroyed after the first wear. #JustGirlThings

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Wilkinson wasn't down. So she tweeted this multi-exclamation-filled gem.

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Legend. What makes the story even more ridiculous is that this the same TV show on which Wilkinson's male co-host wore the exact same suit every day for a year -- as an experiment in sexism -- and guess what? No one noticed. Not even the eagle-eyed fashion police at the Daily Mail.

But Wilkinson wasn't through sending a message. On Wednesday, she hit TV screens wearing this:

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Amazing. She really DGAF. Take that, tabloids, with your weird clothes news.

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