Fast forward 15 years and I'm being stopped by Canadian Customs on my way to the Slam City Jam skate contest in Vancouver because, allegedly, my driver's license and all of the bills in my wallet had traces of an illegal substance on them.
There, the District's picklers, knitters and gardeners will convene for a veritable Pinterest board of categories: "Funkiest looking vegetable". "Jam & jelly contest". There's even a contest for "Hats for newborns". Your flowers must be grown in the District of Columbia.
On April 21 in Mammoth, Swanson is set to compete in the Volcom Peanut Butter and Rail Jam, an amateur contest with competitors from around the world, which has payouts.
Tuborilla recognized the popularity of the tournament so they added a weekly contest called JAM.
Sheeler was informed that his contest was jamming local phone lines.
Housewives, businessmen, students and contest freaks jammed the lines with their car phones and auto-dialers.
"It pains me when I go by Las Piedras Park in Santa Paula, and the only thing going on is the police substation". Meanwhile in Moorpark, teenage rock musicians compete in city-sponsored battle-of-the-band contests and jam sessions.
Carter's between-the-legs jam won the slam-dunk contest at the All-Star Game two weeks ago, and helped land him a spot on a recent cover of Sports Illustrated.
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