any examples of ones that arent right all the time?

"He who smelt it dealt it" though is always accurate, the only comeback is that deniers are suppliers

1. He who smelt it dealt it. (Not all people who complain about a problem cause the problem. You can't just assume that somebody is a murderer simply because they complain about people murdering each other.)
2. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. (Throw an apple at a doctor, and he'll punch you instead of running away. Lol.)

What about when somebody complains about people killing one another? Can you just assume that they're a killer?

I think you just got caught farting because of it

"He who blabbed it stabbed it"

So yes, it checks out

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"He who said the rhyme did the crime," lol.

... damn that is a good counter argument

Sorry, maybe I am getting old, but these 'memes' are so bad 🙄

I don't think #2 is meant to be taken that way lol

If you want the figurative one, here.

Even if you eat healthy, you'll definitely need a doctor when you run into an accident.

The best response is “He who said the rhyme, did the crime.”

He who denied it, supplied it

Whoever made the quip let it rip (ultimate comeback)

Boring answers never work.

There is a certain percentage of people who killed somebody and call the police to report. Because it was accidental or because of their sense of justice.

That could be the case too, but not always. As I said in the meme, “Just because they rhyme doesn’t mean they’re right all the time.”

Yes, that’s why i said “percentage” and not everyone

He who refuted it, tooted it

but whoever made the rhyme did the crime

A rhyme you just said, so to jail you must head

One day, a talented lass or fellow, a special one with face of yellow, will make the Piece of Resistance found from it's hiding refuge underground, and with a noble army at the helm, this Master Builder will thwart the Kragle and save the realm, and be the greatest, most interesting, most important person of all times. All this is true because it rhymes.