Jokes from the Edinburgh Fringe 2025

Olaf Falafel: We named our children War and Peace – it’s a long story.
Andrew Doherty: At my lowest, I was kicked out of the museum for being inappropriate with Michelangelo’s David. I’d hit rock bottom.
Bella Hull: I just got a personal trainer. She’s horrible to me but my body goal is a thicker skin.
Rob Auton: Everyone is worried about AI. I’m more concerned with what the other vowels are up to.
Ian Smith: People who say bath bombs are relaxing have clearly never tried to carry one home in the rain.
Amelia Hamilton: I love getting Latin chat-up lines. I carpe every DM.
Sikisa: This spider has been in my house so long, it should pay half the wifi. As a web developer, it can afford to.
Chris Grace: I went on a date with a matador but there were too many red flags.
Candace Bryan: America is like my ex-boyfriend. Our relationship was toxic, when I left everyone called me brave, and now every morning I pull up social media to see how ugly he’s getting.
Rajiv Karia: I’m not nostalgic but I used to be. Those were the days.

My son pancake

An Englishman, an Irishman, and a Scotsman were talking together about their sons. "My son was born on St George's Day," said the English man. "So we obviously decided to call him George." "That’s a real coincidence," remarked the Scot. "My son was born on St Andrew's Day, so obviously we decided to call him Andrew." "That’s incredible, what a coincidence," said the Irishman. "Exactly the same thing happened with my son." "What, is he called patrick?" said the other two. "No" said the Irishman "he's called Pancake".[