What happened to you? vs It's my pressure

Some examples from the web:

• Brooks... What happened to you?
• Brandon, what happened to you?
• Carmela! What happened to you?
• Claire! What happened to you?
• Commander, what happened to you?
• Davis, what happened to you?
• But seriously, what happened to you?
• Wendell, what happened to you?
• Mulder, what happened to you?
• Nevermind that, what happened to you?
• Carlos, what happened to you?
• Rachel, what happened to you?
• Dorothe, what happened to you?
• Marietta, what happened to you?
• Howie, what happened to you?
• Tessa, what happened to you?
• Stephen, what happened to you?
• Well, what happened to you?
• Cleofas, what happened to you?
• Paulie, what happened to you?

Some examples from the web:

• It's for my... blood pressure.
• It's the most pressure my men have ever been under.
• It's equal pressure on both parties.
• It's simply a matter of pressure and counter-pressure.
• It's a pressure detonator, so a twig could trigger it.
• It IS enlarged and it's putting some pressure on your bladder.
• It's all about pressure points.
• It's used to measure pressure in the air brake system.
• It's sinus pressure from your flu.
• In small doses, it's mainly a blood-pressure drug.
• I think it's a pressure switch.
• It's the internal pressure that can wear you down.
• It's already spreading, and her pressure's dropping.
• It's too much pressure on the Lord's birthday.
• No, it's some kind of pressure.
• Look, it's clear you're under a lot of pressure.
• It's okay to feel a kind of pressure as we're working.
• It's trumped up under pressure from Congressman Rickford.
• It's a little pool of oil under pressure.
• Perhaps it's the pressure of her demanding schedule.