Pakistan is a country full of interesting people and culture. If you are looking for a good laugh, then look no further than these funny Pakistani jokes. From the silly to the downright bizarre, these jokes will have you smiling in no time. That comedic culture took on new life with the internet, especially among Pakistanis under age 30, who make up most of the population. Many of them were first attracted to Imran Khan's party, PTI, because of its mastery of social media — and were among those who gathered to protest last month in defense of the party leader. This term is used for those who rightly predict the outcome of an unfortunate incident. The psychics, if you will. However, remind them of their unconventional trait, and they would go crazy at the offender. What's the difference between a Pakistani grade school and an Al-Qaeda training base? How am I supposed to know, I just pilot the drone Pakistani: Accuses the Indian of putting the insect in his beer, relates the issue to Kashmir, asks the Chinese for Military aid, and gets a loan from the American to buy another beer. He then moves to England and claims benefits.

At the end of the training, Indian pilots stood up and asked, “But how will we bring the plane down?”But this inherent racism is not limited to jokes I’m afraid. In Pakistan, racism is so ingrained in our minds that at times we don’t even notice what is being done or being said. The terms gora chitta and surkh safaid are almost always used in the positive sense. In contrast kala bhujang is often used to put someone down. But I’m not convinced that’s true, even for comedians like me who can joke about anything they want. If I went on stage in 2021 and referred to someone by using the P-word or the N-word, the audience would turn on me. They would either walk out, tell me to get off, or if they were really polite, write a letter of complaint. They just wouldn’t stand for it. As soon as he slipped then onto this feet, he got this wild look in his eyes, something his wife hadn't seen in years-- raw s**... power. A robber walks into a bank and shouts, “Freeze! Gimme all the money!” A brave customer grabs at his mask and says, “Ha! I’ve seen your face now” so the robber shoots him dead.

What's the difference between a Pakistani preschool and Isis headquarters? I don't know man I just fly the drones Bravely the husband went up and had a look-see a sniff, their worst fears were confirmed… pakis had moved in. Did you hear about the refuse collector in Pakistan who died after carrying too much rubbish? He was Bin Laden. Things have changed little. “The day I will be happy is the day the children of my community can stand up and say — I am free,” she said recently on a TEDx talk. Her enthusiasm gives us hope. In retrospect, it is not only her community that needs to be freed. We all need to free ourselves from our biases and prejudices. That will take much longer. The people of the Netherlands had a need to build a water driven power station as well as an overabundance of pork products. So they used 'Ams to Dam a river.There really is nothing like British banter. We are the best at it. Along with queueing and tutting, it is a national pastime, like moaning about the weather. So what is banter? It’s the exchange of remarks in a good-humoured, teasing way. Banter might take aim at the clothes people are wearing, their hairstyle, their facial hair, their shoes. Racism should never come into it.