a fine kettle of fish spoken , also: a pretty kettle of fish

That would be a fine kettle of fish to start things off!

"We are usually in a fine kettle of fish for one reason or another having to do with our dysfunctional government."

"Folks, this is a fine kettle of fish," he said.

That'll be a fine kettle of fish and no mistake.'

A fine kettle of fish that will be.

"Well, this is a fine kettle of fish we're in now," she finally grumbled to Rafe.

Here was a fine kettle of fish!

"This is a fine kettle of fish," Millie said after Hetty told her what had happened.

Then, as if to herself: 'This is a fine kettle of fish, a fine to-do I don't know.'

"A fine kettle of fish," Dr. McCoy grumbled.

But it's a fine kettle of fish when an upstanding taxpayer like myself isn't entitled to a few measly dollars for selling out one of his own."

Yellowfin Direct Marketing in Boston has commented on the politics of emotion and the art of client service on its blog, A Fine Kettle of Fish (www.afinekettleoffish.blogspot.com).

A Fine Kettle of Fish (Trici Venola) Love and chaos are the same for a dramatic Kurd and a mid-life Los Angeleno in Istanbul.

Several images depict a well-known phrase or saying in the form of a visual pun; for instance, the centre right-hand panel on the front depicts "a fork in the road", while the bottom right represents "a fine kettle of fish".