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Pull Your Head In 

Meaning quit your bitching and get on with it, stop complaining about stupid things and get your priorities straight.
You'll lose your job if you're messing around and don't pull your head in!
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Pull your head in 

Primarily Australian: Usually used in an annoyed or confrontational manner, meaning both shut up and/or mind your own business.
I've heard just about enough out of you mate, you'd best pull your head in.
Pull your head in by Darvon July 31, 2011

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!

pull your head in! 

a phrase used by every white Australian male PE teacher when you fuck around.
you're better off to stop being fucking annoying or they'll call you fuckwit for the rest of the year.
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