what’s your damage?

“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basically the same thing, except replacing problem with damage makes you sound twenty years out of date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!”
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?
agree with previous definitions, but should add the origin of this phrase-
the movie “heathers”
winona ryder-“what’s your damage?”
asking someone who is obviously out of their mind,”what’s wrong with you?”
“why you done gone off and threw that tv off the roof?? boy, whats yo damage?”
a question about how mentally cracked a person may be.
“would you ever f-ck a sheep?”- jay
“what’s your damage little boy?”- brent
a rather nice way of saying “are you a f-cking idiot.”
did you eat a r-t-rd sandwhich for breakfast…good golly whats your damage?
made famous by cult-cl-ssic movie ‘the heathers’, a black satirical portrayal of an american high school featuring three girls called heather.
“what’s your damage, heather?”