Across from the Theodosian Wall in Istanbul is an old cemetery, in this neighborhood I visited the legendary Greek Church,

Zoodochos Pege was founded over a spring in the reign of the Emperor Leo (457-74); it has remained in Greek hands despite the conquest of the city and is about 500m beyond the city walls. The present church dates from 1833. An interesting legend surrounds the spring: it is said that a monk was frying fish there when he was told the city had fallen. He commented that there was as much chance of the city falling to the Turks as his fish jumping back into the water, at which the half fried fish leapt from his pan into the water ! Fish still swim there today, though the half fried one has not been spotted.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8nlSgJFMsg&feature=relatedTurk

HAHA!! look how everybody ignored ths one and went over to the one where there´s fighting

it seems like you`re obsessed with this issue, Ros. why don`t you start a thread to discuss the Germans` "love" for Turks or Jews instead?

 Heheh she is "secret assassin".

You made a joke Tam!!!!!!!!!

Exams must have gone well

I didn`t do so well, but whatever, at least Im done!

 At last!!!!!!! We have time to play "hide and seek" 

I will count to 100 and you go hide.... hadi...

 There you are!  Sorry I couldn´t find you.  You must have been hiding in one of Yilgun´s lists

Wooow...has it reached the point where ur talking to yourself?Even worse! Playing with yourself! U must really be bored!

But, its okay... dont worry... happens to the best of us!

She sure is...and has hair growing between her fingers

just an example to language mistakes. they can be quite amusing sometimes, I know this from experience

Can we change subject now please...

 I just read it today in Leyla´s House by Zulfu Livaneli... nice story

by the way it finishes this way:

when the Greek gets Istanbul back, then both sides will be the same color.