18 Jokes For Southwest

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Updated on: May 26 2025

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What's a saguaro's favorite party game? Pin the thorn on the tumbleweed!
What's a lizard's favorite genre of movie in the southwest? Rom-comodo!
What's a cactus's favorite type of music? Prick-and-roll!
How do cowboys in the southwest keep their jeans up? With an unbuckle belt!
What do you call a cactus in the southwest who can't keep a secret? A prickly blabbermouth!
Why did the cowboy bring a ladder to the southwest? He heard the food was up high!
What did the saguaro say to the tumbleweed? Stop rolling around, you're making me dizzy!
What do you call a chili pepper with a great sense of humor? A hot joke-a-leno!
Flying on Southwest is like speed dating for seatmates. You're stuck together for a few hours, and by the end, you're either best friends or considering witness protection.
Southwest has this open-seating policy, which means you're not just choosing a seat; you're playing musical chairs with a plane. I've never seen so many adults eyeing each other like, 'Is that my armrest or yours?'
Southwest pilots are the real multitaskers. Not only do they fly the plane, but they're also part-time comedians. 'Folks, we'll be cruising at 35,000 feet, and if you look out your window, you might see my hopes and dreams passing by.'
Southwest is all about group boarding. It's like being in a bizarre high school reunion where everyone is either too eager or too disinterested to acknowledge each other. 'Oh, hey, Chad from Zone 4! I didn't see you there. Or care.'
You know you're on a Southwest flight when the flight attendant starts doing stand-up comedy at 30,000 feet. 'Ladies and gentlemen, if this plane's a-rockin', it's just turbulence... or our pilot has a new mixtape.'
The first rule of Southwest Club: Don't talk about the empty middle seat next to you. If you do, it magically disappears, and suddenly, you're in a sardine can with wings.
Southwest Airlines: where legroom is a myth, but the laughter is real. I've never felt more united with strangers in my desire for more space and fewer dad jokes.
Boarding a Southwest flight is the closest I'll ever get to experiencing the Hunger Games. May the odds be ever in your favor when it comes to finding overhead bin space.
On Southwest, they say 'Bags Fly Free.' Well, so do the snacks. I accidentally sent my pretzels airborne, and they ended up in a dogfight with someone's peanuts. It was a salty skirmish.
Southwest boarding feels like a cattle auction. 'Do I hear Zone 2? Going once, going twice...' I half-expect someone to yell 'Yeehaw!' and a tumbleweed to roll by.

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