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"We better not go. </sarcasm>"

Let's anyway - but let's bring lots of water -

But there are some asides of this conflict that will make it even more fun to watch -

Weather in that part of the world - direction of prevailing winds might give us a giggle, rainfall, or lack of it and temperature are also a laugher -

Smart munitions will be amazing as will the gas and microbes which are relevant - so is dispersal and fallout and maybe even nuclear from a little Sadam/Israel trade-off - Hey it only took less than 72 hours for the United States to begin enjoying the fallout from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster - A little Cesium on your lawn will keep the flea population down - now that's going to be amazing to watch on the 6 o'clock weather along with the mold count

One other thing I'm sure we'll find interesting is decontamination without water - from biological and chemical weapons of our troops and equipment - all it takes is water - lots of it and there is none there to speak of - need to mix H20 with some chemicals -

We all know how plentiful that little water resource is even in downtown Baghdad - good R&R at the Hilton - we can carry some extra H2O with us though - give everybody an extra conteen or two -

The cleanup ought to be a ball - our troops, our equipment, their civilians, their infrastructure - don't forget to put out the oil well fires (much less water available than in Kuwait - oops more water needed here -

For this one water is going to be as equally important as diesel fuel and plasma - the really amazing thing is where the hell we get it from - oh I know when the guys are going door jam to door jam in an urban war the can knock and ask to use the shower.