17 Jokes About Paris

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Updated on: Aug 14 2024

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Why did the Parisian carry a map? In case they got 'Louvre'd' in the city's art maze!
What's a Parisian's favorite type of music? French horns, bien sûr!
Why did the Parisian bring a magnifying glass to the Eiffel Tower? To get a closer look at what 'pari-sians' do!
Why do Parisians only use one egg in their omelettes? Because one egg is un œuf!
I told my friend I bought a painting of Paris, but it turned out to be a faux-pas!
Did you hear about the Parisian baker who became a musician? He got a lot of 'bread' in the music industry!
What's a Parisian's favorite kind of tree? The Eiffel Tower, because it's 'oak-ay'!
I tried to impress a Parisian by reciting a French poem I learned in high school. Turns out, 'Roses are red, violets are blue' doesn't quite have the same romantic charm when translated. She just raised an eyebrow and walked away.
Paris is the only city where I can get lost in a roundabout and end up in a street that sounds like a Harry Potter spell. 'Turn left onto Rue de Lumos.' I half expected my GPS to say, 'You've arrived at Diagon Alley, Muggle!'
Trying to speak French in Paris is like playing a game of linguistic Twister. I asked for directions, and the local replied in rapid-fire French. I just stood there, nodding like I was auditioning for a mime role in a French soap opera.
Paris has more museums than I have relatives. I visited so many that I started treating them like speed dating. 'Nice meeting you, Mona Lisa. Next!' I even tried swiping right on a sculpture, but my phone didn't appreciate art.
In Paris, the Eiffel Tower is like their version of the neighborhood cell tower. You ask for directions, and they're like, 'Just head towards the giant metal thing.' So, I wandered around until I found a landmark that looked like an oversized paperclip.
Paris is the only place where you can mispronounce 'croissant' and still get served. I asked for a 'cross-ant' once, and the waiter just nodded like, 'Close enough, you uncultured donut.'
Parisians are so fashionable that even their dogs look at me like, 'Seriously, sweatpants?' I thought my outfit was chic until a French poodle side-eyed me on the street. I felt judged by a canine fashionista.
Paris: Where even the pigeons have attitude. I tried to take a selfie with one, and it gave me this look like, 'Do I look like I want to be on your Instagram, Karen?'
You know you're in Paris when you start saying 'merci' instead of 'thank you' at the drive-thru. I pulled up to McDonald's and said, 'Big Mac, s'il vous plaît.' The cashier was so confused; she handed me a McBaguette.
Parisians take their coffee seriously. I ordered a 'grande' thinking I'd get a big cup, but no, it was just a shot of espresso with an attitude. The barista gave me a look like, 'This is Paris, not Starbucks, darling.'

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