http://sphotos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/830249_509515449086773_457469680_o.jpg
The only clue is that it depicts a Comical phrase.
$500 for this one. If someone supplies the answer before I get it, I will give you half. I would say the whole thing but guessing the pictopuzzle is only half the battle.
Bar - n - owl?
N as in ‘on’ without the o?
so…
barn owl
Comical?
bar-on = baring
owl = hooter
Baring hooters!
I accept paypal, btw.
Just one switch between low and owl.
Papa needs that ca$h 
It clearly means “Low signal light switch owl greeting”.
Duh.
Either that or it’s the Illuminati phrase that… [sub]I wasn’t gonna say it, please…don’t d[/sub]
The drawing appears to be the short straw.
The light switch could be off or on.
The stuffed owl, however, has me stymied.
Short of breath? Short of money? Short of dying?
I predict that the “comical phrase” will be utterly unfunny.
Who’s On First.
I don’t care if it’s unfunny as long as we get to find out the “real” answer - unlike the infamous 14 k of g in a f p d or that ridiculous one involving a picture of Gorbachev.
One bar on switch right owl wing.
Oh, that’s a real knee-slapper.
Column on SEXAY OWL
short on wisdom
By golly, I think this is right.
Except it’s not comical.
I foresee about a dozen of us splitting the pot when we finally get the phrase, since several posts will probably lead someone to the right combination.
The owl is waving
So I’m getting short wave light - but not in order nor is it funny
I think this one’s it.
More like “First On Who”.
I could see it if the order of the items were reversed. In every rebus puzzle I’ve seen, the order of the images corresponds to word order – the intended phrase (or word) is put together a piece at a time through the images, rather than suggested as a whole. This one would read “first on who’s,” which doesn’t make sense. There’s also the matter that while the indicated bar is the first one in the bar graph, it’s not unambiguously representing “first” – it could just as well be “lowest,” “shortest,” “bar” as previously suggested, or possibly something else. It seems to me if “first” were the desired reading, there are other clearer ways to represent it.