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Nasty women get sh*t done -- the internet said so.

After the final presidential debate,sex videos latina Twitter user @thecultureofme confessed to buying the world's most delightful domain name, NastyWomenGetShitDone.com, then configuring the page to redirect to Hillary Clinton's official website.

This came after Donald Trump called Clinton a "nasty woman" onstage while she discussed taxes -- a quip the internet did not necessarily appreciate.

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There were rumors the Clinton campaign snatched up the domain for itself, but Clinton spokesperson Tyrone Gayle quickly tweeted that that wasn't the case. Hmm, maybe something to reconsider?

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Anyway, Janet Jackson would be proud.

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