If you are a woman who has spent more than five minutes on the Internet, there is a very good chance you have been called a "slut" by a nameless stranger. If you're on the receiving end of misogyny online in the future, you might want to take a page from Kendall Jenner: The supermodel shut down sexist tweets with blinding efficiency (and 500,000 "likes" in the process! ).

Let's put things in context: TMZ Sports tweeted a photo of Jenner and NBA player Devin Booker on a road trip, and one Twitter user tweeted a (now deleted) video of three men throwing and catching a little girl with "Nba players responded with the caption "passing around Kendall Jenner. Jenner has previously had romantic relationships with NBA players, including Ben Simmons and Blake Griffin, which makes sense considering they are all super famous and attractive people moving in the same super famous and attractive circles.

Twitter user Demetria Houston was quick to point out the misogyny, replying, "Maybe she's passing them around." Jenner then quoted the reply and tweeted what will forever remain in the hallowed halls of Internet history: "They are acting as if I am not in complete control of where I throw this cooch."

At the time of writing, about 600,000 people "liked" Jenner's instantly symbolic tweet and her sister, Kylie Jenner, posted it as the "lmfao tweet of the year. It's pretty hard to argue with this verdict!

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