Don't say you weren't warned

One of the problems of saying “I told you so” is that it can sound smug, superior, condescending or just like your mum. You can probably even see the sort of expression that such a phrase creates on the speaker's face or the stance they assume – eyes rolling, head shaking, arms folded: “You didn't listen. I said it would end in tears and now look …” So I don't want to create that mental image in your mind, but I still have to say something along those lines. Given the recent confession by Stu...