Jokes based on cultural customs or stereotypes (can be sensitive).
Why did the German break up with his calculator? It couldn't handle his fractions.
What do you call a group of Australians in a spa? A slip 'n slide!
Why did the Russian lose at chess? He was always Putin the wrong pieces!
Why don't French people like to play hide and seek? Because good luck hiding when you can smell the garlic!
What do you call a group of Australian snakes? A hiss-teria.
How did the Indian chef curry favor with the boss? By serving up some naan-disclosure agreement.
Why did the Eskimo refuse to play cards with the penguins? They were always cold-bluffing.
Why do the Scottish love music lessons? They cannae get enough bagpipes.
How do you make holy water in Israel? Boil the hell out of it!
Why did the British man bring a swimsuit to the bar? He heard the drinks were tea-lightful.
Why did the Jamaican man refuse to believe in ghosts? He didn't believe in duppy-cation.
How does a Dutch person greet someone in a hurry? Goed-away!
What do you call a rainbow in Russia? Putin's promise.
How does a Swede measure success? In Ikea furniture.
What's a vampire's favorite type of drink in Mexico? Bloodarita.
Why did the French pastry chef always win at poker? He had chocolate chips up his sleeve.
How does a Greek person say hello in a rush? Gyro!
Why did the Japanese man break up with his calculator? It just wasn't adding up.
What do you call a group of English teachers? A syllabus.
How did the German baker apologize? With a pretzel note.
Why did the Canadian firefighter bring a bucket of water to the bar? He heard the drinks were too lit.