I was just talking to a friend and we were comparing "in trouble" place phrases. Here are a few, and I'm sure you all will help me come up with more!

sold down the river

up the river

to the woodpile

to the doghouse

out on your heels

He's... (or she's...)
...up the creek without a paddle
...in the doghouse
...really done it now
...couchin' it for sure

TrossL, you seem to be saying if we don't find more we gonna be in deep doo-doo.

love

~~~ jerry

Jerry...

I know it will seem mighty odd for me to be saying this, but...

Good to see you back on the board again. I hope you are feeling better.

. . . in the soup.

Thanks again for the warm welcome back, TrossL.

For a short while last week, I thought my goose was cooked.

Were you out of the frying pan and into the fire?

Were you screwed seven days from Sunday?

Were you up shit crick?

In the shit house?

Gone to the whoopin' post?

Don't forget "trouble right here in River City."

Tinman

OH yes, very good! How could I not have mentioned that previously? My father has been in that play 6 times throughout my life, always as the same part - the bass in the school board. I've known those lyrics since I could speak. Thanks, Tinster!

- crusing for a bruising
- hurtin' for certain

(More rhyming phrases like this are on the tip of my tongue, but I can't think of them.)