Ruben Wiki

A sickie. To take a sick day / sick leave

“Where’s Johno?”
“He’s having a Ruben Wiki”

by dunc5 May 24, 2022

Trollpasta wiki

This is a wiki of trollpasta

person 1 you know the trollpasta wiki
person 2 heck yeah, i wrote trollpasta.

by epikguy2401 March 10, 2023

Mario CBT Wikipedia Song

A meme associated with the Wikipedia page on CBT, where Mario voices over the following lyrics to a cool beat
"Cock and ball torture
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia at Wikipedia.org

Cock and ball torture (CBT), is a sexual activity involving torture of the male genitals. This may involve genital spanking, ball-busting, urethral play, The recipient of such activities may receive direct pleasure that the play is pleasing to a sadistic dominant."

"Hey man, have you ever seen the Mario CBT Wikipedia song?"
"No man, can you send the song to me?"

by smuggggooooo April 20, 2021

I don't wike it

This phrase was said by the greatest Chris of all time.... Chris Evans in an interview with Jimmy Fallon.
In his Bostonian accent, he changes the l's and the r's into w's making "I don't like it" into " I don't wike it."
His nephew too speaks like this and he claims that this incorporated with his day to day vernacular.

He claims to say " I don't wike it" a few thousand times to just to himself under his breath.
I don't wike it is a cute way of saying I don't like it
He even said this phrase in an interview with Jeremy Renner

Friend 1: hey let's go and work out.
Friend 2: Noooo... Please no.
Friend 1: what!? Why?
Friend 2: i don't wike it.

by huCkleBerRy_mUffIn May 13, 2022

gyrocosmos !wiki !wiki !kaylee

gort define gyrocosmos !wiki !wiki !kaylee

Man, gyrocosmos !wiki !wiki !kaylee sucks

by autriche1 July 13, 2017

wiki

A Spanish slang for having sex. Originated from the squeaking sound an old bed makes -- "wiki wiki." Word is usually used in reggaeton tracks.

They doing that wiki-wiki upstairs, you can hear that bed squeaking!!!

by D-Rod860 November 5, 2010

The Wikipedia Effect

A high degree of accuracy in a generally editable information system (like Wikipedia) which is derived from the law of large numbers: while some inaccuracies may be occasionally saved into the system, the number of edits per hour with accurate information makes the system "self-healing." Thus, over time these social information systems tend to be statistically more accurate than similar systems published by a closed source, such as a small number of editors.

While Bob's Game Maps are pretty good, the GameMap Wiki tends to have better, more timely information. Because of the Wikipedia Effect, the GameMap Wiki gets new updates to game worlds near real-time, whereas Bob takes several weeks to get his updates done.

by Hiltonian May 18, 2011