吼吼，看了题目都进来了吧？

昨晚看TV，广告时间一换台，就听见一小子在放蹶词：基督就一爱唠叨的木匠。嘿，就挺在这个台了。看了一会儿才明白是个换妻节目。那个放话的小子正跟换来的妈吵架呐。

这一期的俩家人，一家是铁杆保皇派，夫妻都当过兵，家里干净得和军营似的。另一家无政府，liberal得过头，老大是个teenager，和唐僧有一拼。他的话讲得特解气，保皇妈被他搅得直哭。保皇妈气愤得叫 “你个没教养的teenager 。”他老弟不紧不慢地说：“我是teenager啊，您就一无知老美。”(疑惑中)这后半句好像该俺讲吧？

这个节目的正面意义，比如可以让许多家庭意识到他们的问题，咱先不表了。但说这保皇妈吧，看了我才明白Bush怎么当选了。保皇妈信教，口口声声男的是头，头当然不可以干家务了。liberal老婆在保皇老婆家搞了个反Iraq War和平聚会，来的人就问她：你怎么可以不听总统地泥？俺们美国最伟大。打伊拉克是保卫俺们的自由。

看看俩wife的介绍吧：

Cheri Patrick, 31, and her 26-year-old husband, Ryan, are both ????er members -- and strong supporters -- of the U.S. military. They live in a small Kentucky town with eight-year-old Tyler (Cheri's son from a previous relationship), five-year-old Brendan and two-year-old daughter Hayley.

Cheri's strict Air Force background and Ryan's exacting Army experience have combined to make "Fort Patrick" a home where the kids must address their parents as "Sir" and "Ma'am," and are not allowed to question authority or talk back. Cheri's Christian values are also very important to her and further influence how she raises her children. She takes the kids to church every Sunday and requires them to say grace before meals.

Cheri is a perfectionist who obsessively vacuums her immaculate home several times a day and decorates it with apple motifs and country quilts. Husband Ryan is a man's man who loves hunting and fishing, and volunteers to work overtime every night at his steel mill job in order to better provide for his family.

Ryan's long days at work leave Cheri sometimes feeling like a resentful single parent, responsible for all the childcare, cooking and household chores. But the Patricks remain strongly united by their conservative politics and their unwavering support of President Bush and the war in Iraq.
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Minnesota is home to the anti-war, politically-liberal household of the Leierwood family, where 35-year-old mom Mina and husband Greg (37) are raising two boys: mild-mannered Avram (13), and highly defiant Dan (17).

Mina is an art teacher and peace activist whose passions include "life," liberal politics and anti-war protests. The house is filled with her art, political posters and protest signs. She is indifferent to domestic duties, so Greg and the boys do more chores than Mom, but even so, the family will never be accused of having a clean house. Nurse practitioner Greg shares Mina's commitment to socialist Democrat politics and the peace movement.

Mom and Dad are practicing Quakers who take pride in their equal partnership while shunning the usual means of achieving child discipline, such as imposing rules and regulations. The Leierwoods encourage their boys to question authority and ???? their own opinions. As a result, Avram now refuses to attend Quaker meetings, and Dan has become a staunch atheist -- as well as an argumentative, overly-opinionated, rebellious teenager.

But the family is united in their opposition to the Bush administration and the war in Iraq, and strongly believes that dissent is not only democratic but their duty.