The belief that ones prescence in a place might have somethign to do with the decreasing of seismic activity, coined by Link from youtube channel rhettandlink and rhettandlink2
by taurus20 March 5, 2012
The ability of one to redirect the U.S. seismic epicenter to his current geographical location. Antonym- "antiegoseismic." As defined by Rhett & Link on "Good Mythical Morning" Monday, March 5, 2012.
by SoggyWafl March 5, 2012
The inflated thinking that one's own presence, mojo, swagg, etc. is enough to cause the earth to quake.
by failget March 5, 2012
the thinking of you causing natural disasters such as: earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, etc.
You cause natural disasters
You cause natural disasters
"Yo man, i feel egoseismic cuz' there was an earthquake and I predicted it. And when I moved to California, we directed the natural disasters to North Carolina."
"OMG"
"OMG"
by Hsiaoy March 6, 2012
The belief that one's personal location directly affects the epicenter of earthquakes. A pun of "egocentric".
Friend1: Since we moved to California, there hasn't been an earthquake, but back in North Carolina, where we're from, there WAS one!
Friend2: Maybe it's US! Like, where we live can't get hit!
Friend1: That's not how it works. Quit being egoseismic.
Friend2: Maybe it's US! Like, where we live can't get hit!
Friend1: That's not how it works. Quit being egoseismic.
by quanticat March 6, 2012
To be self-centered, but in a earthquake kinda way...
Invented by Link and first featured on GMM on 05/03/2012
Invented by Link and first featured on GMM on 05/03/2012
'i would call it egoseismic thinking'
by jadif March 5, 2012
Link: "Maybe it's us. Maybe us coming out here redirected the epicenter of U.S. earthquakes to where we were from."
Rhett: "That's called egocentric thinking, Link. That you think that we had something to do with the earthquakes in the world."
Link: "I would call it egoseismic thinking."
Rhett: "That's called egocentric thinking, Link. That you think that we had something to do with the earthquakes in the world."
Link: "I would call it egoseismic thinking."
by Sir Toby Belch March 6, 2012