From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Turkey is a country in west Asia and east Europe. The ancient city of Troy was located where Turkey is now. (DW: The Myth Makers)

In 2003, Bernice Summerfield and Jason Kane went to Turkey on separate archaeological expeditions to find Noah's Ark. (NA: Eternity Weeps)

Due to his rudimentary knowledge of Earth, Bayldon Copper thought that the people of the UK went to war with Turkey every Christmas, after which they would then eat the people of Turkey. (DW: Voyage of the Damned)

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Turkey

From DC Database

Turkey

[[Image:|200px|center|Turkey]]

Official Name

Republic of Turkey

Aliases

Turkey

Location Details

Universe

Real World, Earth-Two, Earth-One, New Earth

Galaxy

Milky Way

Star System

Sol

Planet

Earth

Country

Turkey

Locale

Middle East

Characteristics

Dimensions

783,562 km², 302,535 sq mi

Population

70,586,256

First appearance

Action Comics #1
(June, 1938)

History

Turkey is a Eurasian country that stretches across the Anatolian peninsula in western Asia and Thrace (Rumelia) in the Balkan region of southeastern Europe.

Points of Interest

Ephesus

Amidst a set of ruins in the district of Ephesus, Eclipso (Jean Loring) attempted to corrupt young Mary Marvel. A group of soldiers attemptedto stop them from desecrating the ruins, but Eclipso and Mary brutally murdered them. ^[1]

Hidden City

Literally known as the Hidden City, this was the secret community of the Homo Magi.^{[citation needed]}

Istanbul

Main article: Istanbul

Paradise Island

Main article: Paradise Island

In Pre-Crisis continuity, Paradise Island was located on the Aegean Sea, just off the coast of Turkey.^{[citation needed]}

Phrygia

Phrygia was a mystical city from ancient lore.^{[citation needed]} It is not to be confused with the planet Phrygia as seen in Aquaman (Volume 1) #8.

Residents

• Sindella Zatara
• Janissary
  

See Also

• Appearances of Turkey
• Location Gallery: Turkey

From Muppet Wiki

The Turkey from The Muppet Show	The Christmas Turkey from A Muppet Family Christmas	A Turkey from The Muppet Christmas Carol
Taylor the Turkey: from Muppets Tonight	Mr. Warble from Mopatop's Shop	Turkey from Emeril Live
Turkey Conductor from Sesame Street

Notes

• Both Gonzo and Big Bird have occasionally been referred to as a turkey. Likewise, Fozzie's act.
• Sam the Eagle refers to the entire Muppet cast as turkeys in It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie. Rizzo and Sal are offended by the comment.

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

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There is more information available on this subject at Turkey on the English-language Wikipedia.

The Domesticated Turkey, is a large poultry bird raised for food. The modern domesticated turkey descends from the wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo), one of the two species of turkey (genus Meleagris); however, in the past the ocellated turkey (Meleagris ocellata) was also domesticated. Despite the name, turkeys have no relation to the country of Turkey and are native to North America.

The turkey is reared throughout temperate parts of the world, and is a popular form of poultry, partially because industrialized farming has made it very cheap for the amount of meat it produces. The female domesticated turkey is referred to as a hen and the chick as a poult. In the United States, the male is referred to as a tom, whilst in Europe, the male is a stag. The average lifespan for a domesticated turkey is 11 years.

Turkeys are commonly consumed as food by humans, farmed for its meat and eggs. Though humans have been consuming turkeys for centuries, they are still common and popular in human eateries and in UNSC Food & Drink Dispensers. Turkeys are also eaten on Thanksgiving and Christmas which are American holidays in November and December.^[1]

Trivia

• Avery Johnson compared his first encounter with the Flood, in which the rest of his unit was slaughtered, to a turkey dinner.^[2]

References

1. ↑ Halo: Combat Evolved, level The Pillar of Autumn
2. ↑ Halo: First Strike, page 47: They 'passed me up' like I was undercooked spinach at a turkey dinner.

An Ice Hockey Wiki article.

Turkey is a country in southeastern Europe and western Asia.

It has a population of about 72,000,000. The capital is Ankara.

From Lostpedia

DiziMax's logo

In Turkey, Lost has gathered a great deal of followers.

Broadcast

Lost is aired on these TV channels:

• DiziMax (currently airing Season 4, started on February 27th, 2008): a TV series channel of the satellite TV provider Digiturk. New episodes of season 4 are aired on Wednesdays, at 21:00 (GMT +2). Since the channel is dedicated to TV shows, there are several, random re-runs including 3 times in the premiere day, 2 times in the consequent weekend and seasonly re-runs.
• TNT (currently airing Season 3): Episodes of season 3 are aired on Sundays 20:00 (GMT +2) and Mondays 21:45 (GMT +2) with two audio channels; original and dubbed in Turkish.

Broadcast history

On August 14th, 2007 Dizimax began airing Season 3 re-runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 20:00 (GMT +2).

In Lost

• In "The Shape of Things to Come", Ben asks the Bedouins, if they speak Turkish. (The Shape of Things to Come transcript)

See also

• Josh Holloway - Media appearances section contains numerous magazine covers from Turkey

External links

• DiziMax's Lost Website - Character infos, Episode Guide (Turkish)
• Digiturk web page (Turkish)
• TNT web page

Fan sites

• Lostforum.gen.tr (Largest portal in Turkish)
• YuzSekiz.com (literally means 108)
• Lost Türkiye Fan (Biggest Lost Database of Turkey)
• LostTr.org (Turkish Discussion Forum)

From Marvel Database

Republic of Turkey

Gallery

Official Name

Republic of Turkey

Location Details

Universe

Earth-616

Galaxy

Milky Way

Star System

Sol

Planet

Earth

Locale

Europe

Characteristics

Dimensions

Population

70,413,000

First appearance

Unknown

History

History of location is unknown.

Notes

• No special notes.
  

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

• Appearances of Turkey
• Location Gallery: Turkey
• Images related to Turkey
• Fan Art Gallery: Turkey

Links and References

• None.

Recipes Wiki, the recipe cookbook YOU can contribute to!

• See also Turkish Cuisine
• See also Turkey Meat

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

This article is about the turkey from the 2008 Thanksgiving event. For the turkey from the 2009 Thanksgiving event, see Turkey (2009 Thanksgiving event).

Turkey

Release date	26 November 2008 (Update unknown) edit
Combat level	5
Hitpoints	5
Slayer level	Not assigned
Members only?	No
Aggressive?	No
Poisonous?	No
Immune to poison?	No
Attack style	Melee
Max hit	1
Weakness	Crush
Always drops	Bones
Examine text	It's huge and delicious!

Turkeys were part of the 2008 Thanksgiving event. They were found all over RuneScape.

After killing several of these, players received Give Thanks emote along with a Cornucopia. The emote itself was given as a sort of "drop", i.e. received on the first kill, or after a hundred — it was entirely random.

If players wanted to kill turkeys for their meat, bones, or just plain fun, there were only four places that seemed to constantly spawn turkeys. These were east of the cabbage field near Port Sarim, and can easily be reached the cabbage-port of an Explorer's ring (3). This area is single-combat.

The second area is just east of Barbarian Village and can be accessed easily through a skull sceptre. This area is multi-combat. There used to be a glitched turkey in the barbarian house where the turkey was stuck behind 2 chairs and instantly respawned after death. There was also a glitched turkey in the Edgeville general store. The third area is north of Falador, near Doric's smithing cabin. Lastly, turkeys were also found in the Grand Exchange, which seemed to be the most popular place to kill turkeys. There was another glitched turkey in Peska's house, the Barbarian who sells helms, near the door. If a turkey was in front of the door, the turkey immediately respawns and the drop appears on top of the shelf. The last glitched area, was the Edgeville bank, where the turkey would continue to appear inside, where the bankers were.

Drops

• Bones (always)
• Raw turkey or Raw turkey drumstick (You would always get one or the other, with Raw turkeys being the more common drop)
• Cornucopia (Players will only get one when they first unlock the emote.)

Trivia

The turkey glitch.

A glitched Raw turkey on top of the shelf in the Edgeville general store.

• Turkeys would instantly respawn. They did not always respawn in the same location they were killed in.
• If you get a large group and kill every turkey you see in that area, they will multiply so much that they will roam into other areas and make more turkeys there
• There appears to be 7 glitches found when doing the "Giving Thanks" emote.
• When you start a fire, quickly start the emote. You will look distorted in the turkey but will eventually turn into any ordinary level 5 turkey size.
• The next glitch is that you will be holding a 2h-sword in one hand after activating the emote.
• Another glitch is that if you do the emote when Stealing Creation is about to start, you will remain in the waiting room until the next game.
• Also, if you use Freeze when you are still kneeling as a human, you will stand still and the ice will slide off you, and you cannot move until the ice slides back and shatters
• The points and time in the Stealing Creation minigame will reset after doing the emote.
• After doing the emote, The player temporarily appears to be invisible.
• If you open house options while starting the emote, you will look distorted and will sometimes end up as a pair of turkey legs.
• If you use any object (including raw/cooked turkey meat) at a turkey (disguised) it will say "Gobble gobble, gobble" (I have no use for that).
• At the group of turkeys at the barbarian village some turkeys appear to be walking on water.
• The examine text said for 2008 "It's huge and delicious!" while the 2009 text said "It's huge and delicious."

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