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Nobody, Somebody, Everybody and Anybody

Once there were four children and a mother. The children's names were Nobody, Somebody, Everybody and Anybody. Oh and then mother was just called mother by her children and you won't need to know her real name (which was Ginger) because her children don't call her by her name so I won't tell you that.

But any way once the four children were playing with some Lego's, when their mother called them to the dining room for lunch. They (being the children) jumped up and raced towards the dining room and sat down for their meal.....

After the meal Everybody jumped up and went back to playing, Nobody stayed to clear the table when Somebody should have done it, Somebody washed the dishes when Anybody could have done it, then mother walked in the room and asked why Anybody wasn't doing anything, Nobody answered and said that both he and Somebody were working. In the end Everybody and Anybody had to make supper and then go to bed hungry. The moral of the story is you don't work you don't eat.
            

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