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Roseanne Wilt, center, and Justina Williams, left, compete with others in a toilet paper race, where participants race to unravel a roll of toilet paper, during the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. The event features a culinary contest with Spam as the main ingredient and patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff

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Roseanne Wilt, center, and Justina Williams, left, compete with others in a toilet paper race, where participants race to unravel a roll of toilet paper, during the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. The event features a culinary contest with Spam as the main ingredient and patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff

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  • Roseanne Wilt, center, and Justina Williams, left, compete with others in a toilet paper race, where participants race to unravel a roll of toilet paper, during the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. The event features a culinary contest with Spam as the main ingredient and patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Scenes from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to a culinary contest where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Jon Willets, left, hesitates before taking a bite of Spam pizza as he and fellow judges Larry Pervis, center, and Peggy Koelle, judge the Spam culinary contest during the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland. In addition to the culinary contest, where Spam is the main ingredient for each dish, patrons are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Some of this year's Spam entries included Brocc Ospama, a head made in the likeness of President Barack Obama with broccoli for hair and eyebrows, and Afghanispam, a military fortress made of Spam. Lexey Swall/Staff

Photos from the 18th annual Spammy Jammy at the Little Bar in Goodland on Saturday, June 26, 2010.

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