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 Agree. One of the best ways to learn! (if you use ´good´ lyrics )

 It doesn´t matter whether you can or cannot use it. The idea that it is closed is wrong in itself. That mentality of governing the people has to be changed, thats all

 In that case I understand. Why don´t they do it after they are dead? Or is it like the ýstakoz who are cooked alive just because then they have a brighter (not greyish) color  

I vote for Fagulps perfect translation

 I was merely hoping that in case it is sent, she didnt make a typo and made an S of the first Z, since it was written yanlýzýz instead of yalnýzýz, so that would make it ´in life we are always wrong´.

Oh well

 Yes I wondered the same. I wondered if the way the frogs legs are acquired maybe has something to do with it.. since frogs (or snails for that matter) are a regular eaten thing in many restaurants all over the world. I´ve never heard of it on pizza though.

 Glad I could be of help. Practice makes perfect, right

 Kendinden geçmek doesnt mean to come by oneself, it means something like to be outrageous because of joy, to loose yourself in joy, or even to faint

adý olan sevgilim çok fazla gelmiyor means:

The lover with the name ..., doesnt come often.

And the last sentence you said means:

And as a last, we are always alone (lonely) in life.

Name gelmeyeceðinden dolayý ben artýk tek baþýma geliyorum aþkým. Name beni havalimanýndan almayacaðý için, oradan dönmeye bir yol bulmam gerekir þimdi. Gelmeyeceðine üzüldüm ama nedenlerini anlýyorum. En azýndan þimdi hep baþ baþa olabiliriz.

ý didnt quite understand what you meant to say by ´to find a way back from the airport´. If you could specify that a bit, I could translate it better because now my sentence is a bit strange I guess.