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Pull your head in 

Pull your head in
Phrase.

Shut up or Mind your own buisiness.

See also Get your head out for a simmilar but very different phrase.
Pull your fucking head in!

Pull your head in!

bang (one's) head in circles

v. To bang one's head against the wall (literally or figuratively) while going around in circles dealing with obstinate entities on some endeavor.
I had to go to my boss, then accounting, legal, back to accounting, back to my boss, to operations, legal, and back to my boss again on this project. I've been banging my head in circles all afternoon. <bang (one's) head in circles>

nicked in the head 

someone who has lost the plot. mild case of insanity. does unexplainable things usually when intoxicated
dave: did you see what tom did last nite

joe: i no i cant believe he tried shagging a tin of beans

dave: hes nicked in the head man, he doesnt know what hes doing after a few beers

5 staples in my head 

A really, really, really bad hangover.
Man, I woke up this morning with 5 staples in my head.
5 staples in my head by ymscih December 16, 2008

in his head 

When you are playing a sport or anything competitive, and you are playing against somebody. And you or they start trash talking, giving looks, or playing tryhard and making them or you mad. And they let their anger get to them while playing in the game so they can’t focus.
Dude 1: Bro i’m in his head

Dude 2: yea man he is hella mad he is about to be so trash
in his head by wts.justin March 12, 2020

Head in the gutter 

When he puts his head inside her gutter and changes a metaphorical in to a literal statement.
Jeff definitely put his head in the gutter with Allison last night man