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Bullet-in-Brain disease

humourous phrase meaning "shot in the head". In formal statements where the commentator will refuse to directly say the victim was murdered, they will instead use the phrase "Bullet-in-Brain disease" in reference to their death to avoid making comments of graphic violence while giving viewers (particularly adults) the idea of what happened to the victim.
"Hitler was once an aspiring artist who was rejected from art school after one of the professors have stated that his artwork is 'mediocre'. Following his career in politics, the professor mysteriously died from a rare case of Bullet-in-Brain disease."
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Bullet in brain disease 

A joke about a government hiding and covering up a murder they caused
The anti-government journalist died due to bullet in brain disease.

bullet in brain disease 

An expression used to describe someone who was shot in the fucking head. This phrase is most commonly used by assholes, because there is no any particular reason anyone would use it other than poorly describing murder to a toddler.
“Have you heard what happened to Joe? I heard he contracted the rare BULLET IN BRAIN disease

Bullet in brain disease 

A funny slang meaning that someone is shot in the head commonly meant to be used in formal statements as a joke.

The term is usually used in political conversations and memes to either make a point or make the situation less tense and serious than it already is.
1) Kim Jong Un said to the General to launch the missile but he denied. It was later found that the General died from the rare bullet in brain disease.

2) Hitler was rejected from art school, It was later revealed that the professor of the university died from the rare bullet in brain disease.

3) Putin urged his Generals to adhere to his order, one of the General disobeyed and died from the rare bullet in brain disease.
Bullet in brain disease by MrZenAF December 3, 2024
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