The main reason I'm an atheist

[drfuzzy]

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If you are done with the laughing, I will repeat my question for the third time. How is the size of the universe proof for God's existence or not?

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 Following your logic (?) the Creator of a universe He created ex-nihilo cannot exist because the universe is too big? I am sorry but this is pretty poor. If the other reasonings that led you to atheism are like this one, I am not surprised you are an atheist.

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If you are done with the laughing, I will repeat my question for the third time. How is the size of the universe proof for God's existence or not?

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If a Christian says, "Just look at the universe and you can see that it was all made just for us.  What further proof of Jehovah's existence could you need?" then we get to point out that the universe does not look like it was made for us. 

Does a speck of mold in my refrigerator may believe that the refrigerator was made just for it?  If so, that proves more about the mold's mindset than it does about the refrigerator. 

When humans believe in gods because the universe looks like it was designed for us, those humans aren't being logical.  Rather, they are indulging in a fantasy characteristic of egotistical refrigerator mold. 

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In answer to your question:

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No, this isn't a proof that god does not exist.  Rather, it is a rebuttal to one of the "proofs" that god does exist.

As a proof that gods don't exist, it would be lame.

As a rebuttal, it is a slam dunk.

How does the size of the universe tell us God does not exist?

The size of the universe doesn't say one way or the other whether or not any gods exist, it does however beg the question: if humans are the focus of your creation, why design a universe in which humans are so situated as to appear to be utterly insignificant?

Why was posting memes that I thought answered the question construed as laughing? 
wiploc and Ape posted excellent answers.  I agree with them.
Earth is insignificant even within our own solar system.  There are literally billions of galaxies.  And yet many people actually believe that god created the entire universe 6000 years ago, to house his pet humans.  The vastness of the universe seems (to me) to refute the concept of god that I knew as a child: as a sky-father who knew every thought in your head and freaked out when you said "god damn".   I have come to the point where I also believe that a deity is very unlikely to exist.  And that's where I am.