Jokes based on cultural customs or stereotypes (can be sensitive).
Why did the Australian man only bring 239 shrimp to the barbecue? One more and it would be two-hundy.
What do you call an Irish hacker? Shamrock.
Why did the German man bring a sausage to the party? He heard it was the wurst-case scenario.
What do you call a Scottish hypnotist? Fergus-on the mind.
Why did the French woman bring a baguette to karaoke? In case she needed to bread out in song.
What do you call a Brazilian baker? The breadwinner.
Why do Irish people always have 239 beans in their stew? One more and it would be too-farty.
What do you call an Indian comedian? Curry-ous George.
Why was the Australian kangaroo stressed? He had too much on his joeys.
Why was the Egyptian pharaoh a bad dancer? He had two left feet.
What do you call a Norwegian marathon runner? Lars.
Why did the Canadian man always wear flannel? He was maple-obsessed.
Why did the British man take an umbrella to the pub? For a spot of rain.
Why did the Dutch man buy a water bed? To sleep like a tulip.
What do you call a group of disorganized Canadians? A poutine.
Why was the sushi chef blushing? Because they saw soy sauce.
Why do Germans hate nature? Too many trees, Nein!
What do you call a rude Frenchman? A faux pas-t.
Why was the Italian chef upset? He pasta point of no return.
Why was the Dutch artist always happy? He had a Van Gogh attitude.
What do you call a Scottish ghost? A Highland spectre.