It didn't take long for those final two words to gain traction around the internet, becoming a rallying cry for all the women who had spent their lives being judged, objectified, condescended to, ignored, silenced, attacked and, yes, "warned".
My computer asked me if I wanted to reformat my hard drive (yes), and warned me that if I continued all files would be deleted (good).
Last week, reports surfaced that the Queen was concerned about the prospect of the Union breaking up, but Buckingham Palace has categorically insisted that she is totally neutral on the subject, although she did comment yesterday YES: Nationalists warned that failure to achieve full independence could jeopardise popular policies such as free personal care.
Some denounce it for being boring, wilfully obscure arthouse stuff – and, yes, be warned, it is a difficult, challenging film – while others, like onlookers trying to piece together events leading up to a robbery, frantically ask each other what happened and where and how and why.
And, yes, purists be warned, the screens on their bellies do look an awful lot like iPads.
Environment, anti-nuclear and constitutional reform campaigners welcomed the draft constitution because it gave voters more certainty about life after a yes vote, but warned it still left significant and unexpected loopholes.
Chrome users were warned, yes; protected, no.
"He was warned a yes vote would get better terms, that a no vote would be much harder," said the senior official.
More and more customers at the restaurant are asking if we can accommodate them for this (the answer's always yes, but please warn us in advance).
Danuta Huebner, the government's minister for European Integration, warned that the yes vote was only one step.
When Khawaja Muhammad Asif, the Minister of Defense, Power, and Water (yes, that is one ministry), warned that the country's chronic water shortages could soon become uncontrollable, he was looking on the bright side.
