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"Do Is there any idiom meaning "do as you wish, but I warned you"?

Is there any idiom that means "do as you wish, but I warned you and, so don't complain about consequences"?

"Do as you wish but I warned you"

Is there any idiom that means "do as you wish but I warned you and don't complain about consequences"?

Is there any idiom meaning "do as you wish, but I warned you"?

Is there any idiom that means "do as you wish, but I warned you, so don't complain about consequences"?

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"Do as you wish but I warned you"

Is there any idiom that means "do as you wish but I warned you and don't complain about consequences"?