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"what is your problem?"
basically the same thing, except replacing problem with damage makes you sound twenty years out of date Barack: "Senator McCain, what's your damage?"
John: "My damage, Senator is you!" |
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| 2. | what's your damage? | ||
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A sarcastic way of asking someone about the mood they're in. Was coined in the 1988 teen drama, Heathers. From Heathers (1988):
Heather Chandler: What's your damage? Brad says you're being a real *kuse*. Veronic Sawyer: Heather, I feel really sick, like I'm gonna throw up, so can we please jam now? |
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| 3. | What's Your Damage? | ||
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Made famous by cult-classic movie 'The Heathers', a black satirical portrayal of an American high school featuring three girls called Heather. "What's your damage, Heather?"
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A phrase used by nimrods who want to be "up beat" with the millennium’s technology advance by switching a technical term into a harsh question when they could just ask you nicely if something was bothering you. "Geebuz d00d, what's your damage?"
"Mom, cut it out, you're scaring little Timothy." |
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