【和訳 eroticism】

You know what they say: When a tabloid news publication trolls you,和訳 eroticism 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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