Jokes based on cultural customs or stereotypes (can be sensitive).
Why did the Jamaican man bring a snow shovel to the beach? He heard there was going to be some reggae-lation.
How do you know if a Chinese chef has a good sense of humor? He has a wok-ing laugh.
Why did the Australian take a ladder to the bar? He heard the beers were on the top shelf.
What's the difference between a Russian optimist and a Russian pessimist? The optimist drinks vodka, the pessimist also drinks vodka.
Why don't Greek men play hide and seek? Good hiders never Zeus.
Why don't Indian people play hide and seek? Because good hiders are always Bollywood.
What do you call a Frenchman in sandals? Phillipe Fallopian.
Why don't Germans play hide and seek? They always find a way to reich the best hiding spots.
Why did the British man bring a umbrella to the bar? Because he heard the drinks were going to be pouring.
Why don't Swedish people play hide and seek? They always find their IKEA.
Why did the Egyptian man bring a camel to the bar? He heard the drinks were going to be hump day specials.
What do you call a Spanish map maker? Diego.
Why did the Indian bring sandpaper to the desert? He heard he was going to be involved in some rough terrain.
What did the Italian math book say? 'I'll pasta equations.'
Why do Turkish people never play hide and seek? Because they're always on Istanbul.
Why did the Frenchman bring a mirror to the bar? He heard the drinks were on the house.
What do you call a Canadian cowboy? Moose-keeter.
Why don't Egyptian people play hide and seek? Pharaoh always finds you.
Why did the Jamaican man bring a deck of cards to the beach? He knew there would be a shuffle in the ocean.
What do you get when you cross a Russian and a Chilean? A cold war.
Why did the British man bring a second umbrella to the bar? In case there was a double pour.