How You Can be Sure You have a Railroad Spike Through Your Head

10 Brutal Head Injuries Captured on X-Ray | Digital PhotoPix

You can’t pull your hat over your ears.

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No matter which way you fall asleep, in the morning your head is always facing magnetic north.

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Your friends try to avoid sensitive topics when talking to you… like politics and railroad spikes.

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Your girlfriend tries to say “sartorial splendor” but she pronounces it, “Holy mother of God there’s a spike through your head”…

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You see an email announcing a big party for employees who don’t have railroad spikes through their heads and you notice you aren’t on the list of invitees.

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You can only remember the beginnings and ends of jokes, now.

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You receive transmissions of the Playboy Channel directly into your brain, causing mild headaches and continuous arousal…

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After cutting your hair, your barber has to rush out for a tetanus shot.

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For your last scalp massage they had to use a ball-peen hammer.

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You discover a hand-written note from John Henry which reads, “I’m terribly sorry. This has NEVER happened before”

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Your doctor tells you that you might experience memory issues so you decide to ask your doctor who tells you that you might experience memory issues…

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Twice a week, you have to shake a few dozen refrigerator magnets out of your hair.

6 thoughts on “How You Can be Sure You have a Railroad Spike Through Your Head”

  1. “Railroad spike guy” (Phineas Gage) was famous. He should have gotten royalties for all of the neuroscience advancements that came from him. I had a patient who put a nail through his head with a nailgun. He didn’t know it – it ricocheted off the surface he was nailing and went through his cheek, leaving a tiny mark. (It was a 16D or 20D, I forgot which.) I think it was the headaches that finally brought him in a few weeks later. The x-ray was pretty cool. I don’t know if he showed it around at parties since you couldn’t see the nail from the outside.

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