Earthquake Memes That’ll Rock Your Sense of Humor
Dive into the seismic world of earthquake memes, where humor shakes up the usual doom and gloom of natural disasters.
Natural disasters are no fun. If you’ve been around Digital Mom Blog you know we like to cover all the topics, including the not so fun ones in an effort to help bring some humor in times of crazy. Let’s get shaking as we delve into the world of earthquake memes, where the aftershocks are felt in waves of giggles and the seismic events are measured on the Richter scale of hilarity.
Earthquake Memes
Saying a prayer when the ground starts to move. We just shared our hurricane memes, but low and behold here comes another natural disaster.
Earthquakes are measured on the richter scale. There is constant fear mongering that “a big one is coming.” Here’s a small earthquake meme with a little Praise Jesus for that.
When you want to find the best earthquake memes to post on social media after an earthquake. We got you. Don’t miss our rain memes if you’re stuck in the hurricane / tropical storm area.
Ain’t nobody got time for that.
Do the Earthquake Meme – make sure you know what to do when you feel ground start shaking!
That feeling you get right before an earthquake.
That moment you realize why the world is feeling a little wobbly. Shake rattle and roll, but hopefully not roll!
Aftershocks Meme
Imagine you’re playing with a tower of blocks and accidentally knock it over. The big crash is like the main earthquake. But these aftershock memes are for what comes next.
So after you knock over the tower, some smaller blocks might keep tumbling down every now and then. These little tumbles are like aftershocks.
They happen after the big crash, and they’re smaller shakes that follow the main shake of an earthquake. Just like the blocks settling down, the Earth’s crust calms down after a big earthquake, but these aftershocks are its way of readjusting.
Shaking Memes
When the shake be crazy, share the shaking memes.
Shake Alert Meme
A shake alert is a kind of warning that tells you when an earthquake is about to happen. It’s like a signal that gives you a heads-up that the ground might start shaking soon. This can be really helpful because it gives people time to get to a safer place and take cover before the shaking starts.
Just like how you might get a weather alert on your phone about a storm, a shake alert is like a special message that says, “Hey, get ready, there might be an earthquake coming!” It’s all about giving you a chance to stay safe.
More Funny Earth Quake Memes
More Earthquake memes to keep you entertained. File this under our love memes.
Along a fault line? May the odds be in your favor.
Boss be like, you’re still coming to work right? When an earthquake isn’t a good enough excuse for a day off. See our work memes.
Maybe it wasn’t an earthquake after all.
Share the Funny Earthquake Memes
We hope you enjoy this blend of humor and seismic activity with our collection of funny earthquake memes.
From witty captions to relatable imagery, share the lighter side of tremors with a friend who needs to shake off the seriousness.
We just ask that you tag us on social media and link back to our hurricane meme post so more people can enjoy the funny among the crazy.
Here’s where you can learn more about the August 2024 hurricane and earthquakes that are ravaging California.
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Hurriquake Meme
What is a hurriquake meme you ask? This isn’t something that happens all the time, but in 2023, this is what California had experienced!
Imagine this: a hurricane and an earthquake happening at the same time in the same place! That’s what some folks call a “hurriquake.” It’s like Mother Nature saying, “Hold on, I’ve got a surprise combo for you!”
Hurricanes are those big, swirling storms that brew over warm seas, while earthquakes are the ground’s way of letting off some steam. They’re like two different parties happening in different neighborhoods.
With the current hurricane and earthquake situation happening in California, hurriquake memes just felt appropriate. With Hurricane Hillary approaching the west coast for the first time since Sept. 25, 1939, the last thing that Californians are thinking about is the ground shaking.
Keep sharing the laughs and staying grounded in humor, because sometimes, that’s the best anchor we have.
Earthquake Memes is part of the Digital Mom Blog series of Funny Memes
