Mega Containership Blocking the Suez Canal Sparks Hilarious Meme Fest

Suez Canal’s Google maps rating is taking a major hit pic.twitter.com/NSUVpfBzWg

— Josh Margolis (@MargolisNews) March 26, 2021

Another tweet compared the Ever Given with the “COVID Depression and anxiety” and the tiny excavator was captioned as the  “Going on a daily walk”

🙃 pic.twitter.com/oQ5kVOSftc

— Deeba Shadnia (@deebashadnia) March 24, 2021

Another twitter user found it funny that the Ever Given drew a dick in the Red Sea and then jammed itself into the Suez Canal.

In case you missed it:
A giant ship that can carry over 20,000 shipping containers drew a dick in the Red Sea and then jammed itself into the Suez Canal pic.twitter.com/SjXRetYrXr

— niZm⭕ (@NizmoDoggo) March 26, 2021

Another user compared the Ever Given with the problems mankind faced in 2020

Who had #SuezCanal on their BINGO card? Are we still playing BINGO? I don’t even know anymore. 🤣😬😑 pic.twitter.com/3SXtC1m0ks

— Wendy Wheatcroft (@Wendy4SD) March 26, 2021

One user recommended this ‘irrigation dog’ to assist the rescue team.

They need this dog at the Suez Canal immediately.. pic.twitter.com/Bxaz18hNgO

— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden_) March 25, 2021

Another user was witty enough to show how the “Sorry” works in the real world.

Meanwhile in Suez canal #MEMES #memesdaily #dankmemes pic.twitter.com/zjuLav0OY5

— the_DANK_MEME_bot (@proDankMemer) March 26, 2021

A user shared a compilation of his favorite Suez Canal memes.

This is my favourite meme format in a long time pic.twitter.com/p7XOuC43PU

— Ben Harris-Roxas (@ben_hr) March 24, 2021

India’s famous online fashion store Myntra shared a hilarious meme too.

Did someone say relatable life problems? 😭#SuezCanal pic.twitter.com/JAqBgynj9S

— Myntra (@myntra) March 26, 2021

Another user suggested the Cape of Good Hope route as an option

pic.twitter.com/Dpon2hXglj

— Chris O’Regan (@chrisjoregan) March 26, 2021

Another image shared was a drawing where the banks of the Suez Canal were tagged as “procrastination”, the canal itself as “workflow”, and the diagonally blocked Ever Given as “me”.

I love the internet#SuezCanal pic.twitter.com/jMPWGftvT3

— Mohamed El Dahshan (@eldahshan) March 24, 2021

Another hilarious meme shared by a twitter user

What is happing in #SuezCanal today explained.#Egypt
pic.twitter.com/T06bFDGQ7q

— Zaina Erhaim (@ZainaErhaim) March 24, 2021

Another user took it to an entirely different level by taking the ship out of the water and landing it on a busy road

breaking: the cargo ship has been freed from the suez canal and is now stuck in dave thomas circle pic.twitter.com/bg7CmY8Voq

— anna from the internet (@twtrlssanna) March 25, 2021

Another tweet read: the situation in the Suez Canal has escalated

the situation in the Suez Canal has escalated pic.twitter.com/a5UVNmuGe7

— James Grebey (@jgrebes) March 25, 2021

Finally, many online users shared Amazon’s customer review page for the book “How To Avoid Huge Ships”

They all laughed, but there’s about a thousand ships in the Suez Canal who could use this right now. pic.twitter.com/NyWkyarkWf

— Julie Gerstein (@havethehabit) March 24, 2021

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