With Christmas fast approaching, Santa Claus and his reindeers will soon be on their way.
It won't be long until many of us are gathering around the dinner table to tuck into our festive feasts.
And more than likely we will be giggling away (or should that be groaning?) at those terrible Christmas Cracker jokes.
Should you want to raise a laugh of two of your own, then this list of hilarious Scottish jokes might help.
Forget the terrible dad jokes and cringey quips, these funny gags will have you laughing all the way this Christmas.
*For those of you who aren't Scottish, it helps to read them with a Scottish accent.
1. What's the difference between Bing Crosby and Walt Disney?
Bing sings and Walt Disney.
2. How can you tell when a Highland Cow is ready to go on holiday?
It's got a wee calf.
3. Did you hear about the jobbie that couldny sing?
It just sat there humming.
4. A Scot walks into a baker and asks: "Is that a doughnut or a meringue?"
The baker responds: "Naw, ye are right it's a doughnut."
5. A drunken Glasgow man is walking home from the pub after realising he's no money left for the bus. On the way there he spots a guy by the side of the road looking at the engine of his car.
"What's up with yer motor?" he asks, to which the man responds: "Piston broke."
"Bit like myself then," the Glaswegian replies.
6. Ten cows in a field. Which one is closest to Iraq?
Coo eight.
7. How many Spanish guys does it take to change a light bulb?
Just Juan.
8. What did the Siamese twins from Glasgow call their autobiography?
Oor Wullie.
9. A Scot is out Christmas shopping when she spots a cracking set of decorative antlers.
"How much?" She asks pointing to them.
"Two hundred quid," replies the bloke behind the counter.
"That’s awfy dear." she says. To which he responds: "Aye yer right!"
10. After announcing he was getting married, a man tells his pal he will be wearing a kilt to the wedding.
"And what's the tartan?" asks his mate.
"Oh, she'll be wearing a white dress," he replies.
11. A Scotsman was asked why his "skirt" was called a kilt.
To which he responded: "The last person that called it a skirt got kilt."
12. “How’s the flat you’re living in in Manchester, Angus?” asks his mother when he calls home to Aberdeen.
“It’s okay,” he replies, “but the woman next door keeps screaming and crying all night and the guy on the other side keeps banging his fists on the wall.”
“Never you mind,” says his mother, “don’t you let them get to you, just ignore them.”
“Aye, that I do,” he says, “I just keep playing my bagpipes.”
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