Wikifirm 

To confirm a random fact using Wikipedia. Usually the more random the better as this would not be done for a well-known fact.

Jorge: What's the Concorde?
PDiddy: It was a wicked fast Jet that could go from New York to Europe in less than 3 hours
Jorge: I don't believe you
PDiddy: I'm going to wikifirm that to prove you wrong!

Wikifirm by PToTheDiddy January 23, 2011

wikifarming 

Using Wikipedia to unearth tidbits of knowledge for the purpose of bringing them up in conversation, in a despondent effort to make oneself seem smarter.
Typical subjects of wikifarming include theoretical physics, trivia from sitcoms, basic psychology, the works of Nostradamus, Shakespeare's tragedies, statistics from practically any organized sport (most often football or baseball), the Renaissance, and pretty much anything that could make one appear more knowledgeable in front of the right people. Usually fails.

A. "I was doing some research last night, and I found out that any four-dimensional object in four-dimensional space will cast a three-dimensional shadow. Turns out, most physicists agree that little, if anything, can be gained scientifically from assuming the fourth dimension to be time, but rather as another spatial axis, which is how..."

B. "Someone's been wikifarming."

wikifarming by that_tall_fellow June 23, 2009