A Tougie
This one's a tougie: Which war do you think was the Iraqest war ever? (Asides from The Iraq War, of course).
Don't get me wrong. Goes without saying (taking as read) The Iraq War is obviously the most Iraq war ever. Assumably this is the very reason why we call it The Iraq War (one and the same). It narrowly beats out The Gulf War which was (too) a Iraq War but it was primarily Gulf, evidently.
But which got me to thinking yesterday at work (I do alot of this type's of thinking when I'm writing my VBA macro's): How Iraq are were the other wars? That we did on other people (besides Iraqi's). Surely some wars we have did were Iraqer than others. Maybe some were not very Iraq at all. So right there there's a gradation there. Mayhaps others were nearly as Iraq as The Iraq War itself (ok not FULLY Iraq but let's say 70% as Iraq). Well to my way of thinking this naturally rises the question of which one was the Iraqest of all. (Besides Iraq)?
So answer's in comments. Was is the Phillipines conflict of the early 1900s? Because that one was pretty Iraq from what I heard. But maybe there's been others we didn't cover with Mrs. Heilmann in USHAP (or the part where I had the chicken pocks and when I came back and she was showing The Molly McGwires and I was just totally lost).
For example did we do a war on Egpyt (a The Egypt War) because I bet if we did that would of been quite Iraq indeed (not as Iraq as it was Egypt of course but still reasonably Iraq). So anyways let me know either way. This is just my curiositys here, not The Iraq War related (directly) but a way to open up the conversation. Thing's getting to tense around here if you ask me. Also another angle, any good music you heard lately. YOu know whats a good soundtrack- Ocean's 12. Even better than 11 actually which was suprising. I like the one where she's (Catherine-Zeta Jones?) singing in a foreign language- good one for while your just chill. Ok anyways that was a good post I think, we covered alot.
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