Jokes based on cultural customs or stereotypes (can be sensitive).
What do you call a Russian puzzle? Kremlin-ary.
Why do Swiss people always have the best parties? Because they know how to fondue it right.
How do you know when a British person is mad? They start boiling over.
Why did the Dutchman go to the strip club? To see some wooden shoes.
What do you call a group of French people sitting on a bench? The Paris-sit-ters.
How did the Russian athlete become so successful? He had a great Putin game.
What do you call a group of Canadian architects? The maple drafters.
Why did the Indian man bring a parachute to a party? He heard it was going to be a real bhangra.
What do you call a crime-fighting Chinese dog? Kung Fu Shih Tzu.
Why did the Irish golfer bring two pairs of pants? In case he got a hole in one.
Why didn't the Spanish magician reveal his tricks? He wanted to keep them all Catalan.
What do you call a Filipino pilot? A Manila folder.
Why was the Chinese restaurant so busy? It was hopping.
How does a Jamaican economist greet people? 'Monetary, my dear Watson.'
What did the Australian sheep say to the farmer? 'Stop shearing me on!'
Why do Germans love American football? Because of all the sauerkraut downs.
What do you call a group of Italian grandmothers? The pasta posse.
Why can't you play cards with a group of Mexicans? They'll always have a full house.
What do you call a Greek woman who can make a killer baklava? A filo-sophist.
Why are Scottish ghosts always networking? They're trying to make kilt connections.
What do you call a Chinese fortune teller who can't predict the future? A faux-cus teller.