Finally, he kicks the last bag containing the blonde and hears in a slow voice "po...ta...to...es!"
That reminds me of this one:
An Aggie needed groceries, so he went to the store. When he got there, he told the clerk "I'd like some tomaters, potaters, and unjuns." To which the clerk replied "You must be an Aggie."
"How'd you know?"
"Because of you accent."
At this point, the Aggie is furious. He storms out of the store, gets in his car and slams the door before driving off. As he drives, he practices, saying "Tomatoes, potatoes, onions. Toma
toes, pota
toes, on
ions." After a while of this, he sees the sign for another store, and realizes that he left the first one without his groceries. Naturally, he pulls in.
Once he finds the clerk, he says, quite distinctly, "Hello. I'd like some tomatoes, some potatoes, and some onions." The clerk immediately exclaimed "You must be an Aggie!"
"How could you know? I said everything right!"
...
"This is a furniture store."
An Aggie was doing miserably in school. After about 10 years, he'd only managed to pass three courses or so. Finally, the administrators had had enough. Apparently having watched "Van Wilder," they decided to ask him three question and if he got them right, he graduates, if not...Well, it hadn't really been fun knowing him. Anyway, they told the student in question, and then sent invitations to all the alumni they could find to come to Rudd arena and witness the test.
The day came, and the arena was packed. They took the Aggie out to the center of the field to a stage they had set up and began.
"What color is the sky?"
He thought for a minute, squinting at the sky, and muttering to himself, before answering "Blue?"
"Good, just two more. What's one, plus one?"
The Aggie stood there for a minute. He looked up, he looked down, left and right. After what seemed forever, he started counting on his fingers... Backwards. "10... 7... 4...1. 10...8...6...4...2." When that didn't work he tried forwards. Finally, he decided to count on his fingers. "One... TWO! THE ANSWER'S TWO!"
The judges were impressed. Considering his previous academic performance, they hadn't thought he would get this far. When the applause died down, it was time for his final question:
"Spell 'cat.'"
"C...
...
...
aaaA...
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...
...
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T?"
As soon as they heard the last letter, every other Aggie there, alumni and student alike, leaped to their feet and shouted
"Give him another chance!"