Guess what I'm thinking of ... (FUN COMP open to all)

[ktuli]

Okay, so I chickened out. Well, whilst Willi is recovering from the shock and trying desperately to save face finding something suitable and cursing me for dropping him right in it, I thought I would dash out to the back room and shoot this to go on with and keep the ball rolling. So, as a clue. It is a short saying of three words which implies a large differential between the input required and the output obtained
Ken

All that comes to mind for me when I look at this is Bob Marley's "Jammin'" song...

- Bill

[ucci]

All that comes to mind for me when I look at this is Bob Marley's "Jammin'" song...

- Bill

Nope! Nice try. But not within a bull's roar, as they say.
Reading from left to right in a logical progression will give you the saying. Easy peasy! So, enough clues. And without appearing to be Jingoistic about it, for the record, It is an Oz's plastic cash note on display.. not that Euro stuff, which is worth more than ours anyway.
Ken

[Sam Smith]

Could it be waste of money.

[Rasbury]

How about "Spread the wealth"

[ucci]

Could it be waste of money.

Sorry Sam. Sort of indirectly alludes to it. But by a convoluted process.

[ucci]

How about "Spread the wealth"

Very Clever response Ron. But not it I am afraid!

[ucci]

Okay Dear people. This has one gone on long enough and it is time to turn the page and start afresh with a new one, me thinks.
For those interested there is money, and Jam. Four jars of jam to be precise. To underscore this the fore most jar is clearly labelled jam and one of the jars clearly indicates FOUR fruits. So, as I hinted, put this together as a logical progression for the old saying, 'Money for Jam"
Thanks to those who took the time to have a go. Hope it wasn't too obscure. Time for some one else to post a teaser to see if we can crack their thought processes. C'mon Ladies, time to prove that your much acclaimed intuition is really that much better than that of us blokes