Jokes based on cultural customs or stereotypes (can be sensitive).
Why did the Eskimo bring a snow shovel to the bar? He heard the drinks were ice cold.
What do you call a group of mimes in France? A oui-ji board.
How does a Brazilian barber greet his customers? With a hair-raising appointment.
What do you call a group of Scottish cows playing instruments? The moo-sic band.
Why did the Australian go to the doctor? He was feeling a bit kangaroo-ly.
How do you know if someone is from China? They always bring you gifts on Chinese New Year.
What do you call a group of Greek gods at a party? A myth-sterious gathering.
Why did the Italian chef open a successful restaurant? He pasta-tively knew his way around the kitchen.
What do you call a group of witches in Hawaii? Broom-mates.
Why did the Japanese sumo wrestler break up with his girlfriend? She wasn't heavy enough for him.
How do you greet a group of Australians? G'Day mates!
Why was the British person always calm during a crisis? Because they kept their British stiff upper lip.
How do you know if someone is from New York? They never stop talking about how great New York is.
What do you call a Frenchman wearing sandals? Phillipe Phlop.
Why did the cowboy go to the German car dealership? He heard they had the best horse-power.
How does a Spanish witch tell time? With a witch watch.
Did you hear about the Scottish dog who could recite poetry? He was a bark of literary talent.
What do you call a wealthy Arab prince? Sheikh and bake.
Why do Swedes always take the stairs two at a time? They're always in a rush to get to IKEA.
How did the Indian mathematician solve his problems? With a curryculum of equations.
Why did the Dutch farmer take his cows to the art museum? He heard they were in moo-ving paintings.