Turkpocalypse is another word for the United States civic holiday,
Thanksgiving.
Turkpocalypse refers particularly to the large-scale killing of turkeys in preparation for the
Thanksgiving celebration, since
turkey is the most common main dish served at the central meal to which the celebration is largely dedicated each November.
In a silly display of tradition, every year the President of the United States 'pardons' at least one
turkey, saving it from its otherwise certain
doom with the annual arrival of Turkpocalypse.
One side-effect of Turkpocalypse is a nationwide tryptophan-induced, after-dinner nap while watching the game on
TV.