Welcome to a session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee – this writer’s favorite fantasy. The story takes place in a high school not unlike other high schools. In this high school, however, there are strict rules regarding the toilet behavior of the school’s female students. Those who break the school toilet rules (including the rule against going to the bathroom in your pants) are brought before the TVPC to have their cases heard and their punishment given out if they are guilty. Meetings of the TVPC are called to order at 3:10 PM each school day in the TVPC meeting room – Room 222 of the high school. It should be noted that where this story takes place, you need to be 18 in order to enter high school, so all persons depicted, even though entirely fictional, are at least 18 years of age.
My name is Arnold ZIffel and I’m chairman of the TVPC. What follows are the summary minutes of the TVPC meeting of Monday, November 22, 2021.
We begin this afternoon’s session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) with several matters from this past weekend – Specifically, several matters from the football game this past Saturday. This game was a district playoff game against West Beverly High School played at the neutral site of Metropolis High School. Our school won an exciting 28-24 come from behind victory and will move on to the District Semi-Finals next Saturday. “Metropolis has a really nice football stadium,” reports Mrs. Lynch, our Band Director, “They had just redone the entire complex and I suppose that’s why they chose it as the site for the playoff game.” Mrs. Lynch was at the game, of course, with the rest of our school band.
“But the thing is that it really wasn’t big enough for the crowd at a playoff game,” the pretty but quite strict Band Director explains, “They not only didn’t have enough bleachers for the size of the crowd they had there, but they really didn’t have enough toilets, either.” “There were long lines for the bathroom all afternoon,” she reports, “And that presented a few problems for some members of our band.” “The bathroom facilities there were actually very nice – They were very clean and the stalls all had doors with secure locks,” Mrs. Lynch adds, “There just weren’t enough of them for the big crowd at the game.” And, as the pretty, blonde Band Director noted, having too few toilets at the game Saturday, presented a problem for two girls in the band.
Taking those two cases together, I call before the TVPC Melody, a quite pretty but oftentimes ditzy blonde, and Josie, a well-spoken brunette. Both girls are charged with wetting their pants while in line for the girls’ room at the game. Both of these, of course, constitute accidents while representing the school. As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, accidents and other toilet violations while representing the school are considered more serious than those merely occurring in school. Mrs. Lynch is, of course, here to present the case against each of them. Again, because these cases seem to have occurred under the same circumstances, the TVPC will take them together.
“Obviously, I’m in no way excusing what Melody and Josie did, Mr. Chairman,” Mrs. Lynch tells us as she gives the girls a disapproving look, “Obviously, if they had to go that bad they should have gotten in line for the girls’ room a lot sooner than they did.” “But there really was a shortage of bathroom facilities at the game,” the usually quite strict Band Director explains, “That obviously doesn’t excuse the girls wetting their pants but under the circumstances, you can kind of understand how something like that can happen.” “These are good girls, Mr. Chairman, who typically don’t have issues taking care of their bodily functions at games or other band events,” she adds. Her point, of course, is that we should take that into consideration when determining Melody’s and Josie’s punishments.
Turning our attention to the two girls, they both explain that they waited until after halftime – After our band performed their halftime show – Before getting in line for the girls’ room. That’s what I usually do,” Melody explains, “I usually go when we’re done with halftime and then I’m good for the rest of the afternoon.” “It usually isn’t a problem,” the pretty blonde junior tells us, “I sometimes have to go quite badly by then, but I’ve never had an issue getting to the toilet in time before.” “But I’ve never seen a bathroom line like that before, either,” Melody explains further, “This time it was just too long to wait and I peed myself right there in line.” Josie tells a similar story. “I always go last thing before getting on the bus when we leave to go to a game,” the sophomore honor student tells us, “And then sometimes I make it without even having to go at the game at all.” “But usually I do have to go at the game – Especially if it’s a long trip like it was on Saturday,” Josie explains, “That usually happens sometime before we leave to come back home.” “But this time, I guess I had to go a lot worse than I thought,” she explains further, “I realized that I kind of had an emergency while we were performing at halftime.” “But I really would have made it if not for the long restroom line,” the pretty brunette adds, “I don’t mean it as an excuse, but like Mrs. Lynch said, they really didn’t have enough bathrooms open at the game.”
“I guess we both should have gone before we went out there for our halftime show,” Melody chimes back in, “I guess we should have been more careful considering the crowd at the game and how long the bathroom lines were.” Josie then nods her head in agreement. Both girls explain that they tried to hold it in as best they could but they just didn’t make it. “I’m sorry to say, there was a river of pee running down my leg,” Melody acknowledges, “I guess I wet myself pretty thoroughly. “Yeah – Me, too,” Josie also chimes in. “Once the flow started, I couldn’t hold any of it back,” she explains, “I kept trying to regain control of myself, but it was like gushing out of me.” “It was really, really embarrassing,” Josie says. And to that, Melody nods her head in agreement.
Both girls also acknowledge, though, that they were lucky. “As bad as the wetting was, it could have been a whole lot worse,” Melody explains, “I almost went the other way in my pants, too.” She tells us that she also had to go the other way kind of bad, but she did manage to hold that in until she finally got to a toilet. “As bad as the wetting was, I know that that would have been a whole lot worse,” she explains further, “I messed myself at a game last year and that was way worse than just wetting myself.” Josie agrees. “Yeah! – Wetting is bad – It’s certainly plenty embarrassing and all,” the articulate sophomore brunette tells us, “But doing a load in your panties is definitely worse.” “Yeah! – I did one of those in my pants in History Class earlier this year,” Josie explains, “And that was because Mr. Feeney wouldn’t let me go to the girls’ room. “With wetting, it’s pretty much just taking a shower and rinsing out your wet clothes,” she explains further, “But with messing, you really have a major clean-up to do and that’s quite disgusting.” Josie adds that she was also holding in a bowel movement while in line for the girls’ room on Saturday and that she barely made it to the toilet in time. “I think having to hold it in both ways, made it much harder to keep from wetting myself,” she says. “But I certainly can’t complain – Like I said, I’d much rather do that in my pants than the other,” she adds, “I did a major bowel movement in the toilet when I got there and that definitely would have been a nightmare to clean-up if I had done that in my pants.
Moving on to Melody’s and Josie’s punishments, Mrs. Lynch – Quite surprisingly for her – Takes a moment to argue leniency for the girls. “Well, these were accidents while representing the school and they need to be punished as such,” Mrs. Lynch points out, “Both of them really should have known better than to wait so long before getting in line for the bathroom.” “But the lack of adequate facilities and the long lines were indeed a factor in the two girls having accidents, Mr. Chairman,” she argues, “All things considered, I think the minimum punishments for accidents while representing the school would be more than sufficient punishment here.”
For Melody, it’s her first accident of any kind for the current school year and her only prior offense is being late for class for bathroom purposes. The soiling accident she referenced happened last year and fortunately doesn’t count against her now. For punishment, she gets 3 hours of detention and will have to write, “I will not wet my pants in school or at band events again” 300 times. For Josie, though, she not only has a prior violation this year for panty-soiling but one for leaving class without permission to use the bathroom. Accordingly, we really can’t be that lenient with her. She’ll have to serve a full week in detention and will have to write that same sentence 500 times.
As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, typically when we have issues with toilet facilities at football games, these issues aren’t confined to the school band. Typically, these issues extend to our Cheerleading squad as well and Saturday was no exception. I’m quite surprised, though, that of the 3 toilet violation cases from the cheerleaders, none were actually filed by our Cheerleading Coach Miss Musso. But I suppose I shouldn’t really be surprised since one of those cases actually involves Coach Musso herself. Perhaps the only thing that should surprise me, I guess, is that none of these cases are actually accident violations. Specifically, what they are, though, isn’t all that clear from the Violation Reports. And they are, of course, violations while representing the school, so they must be treated as serious matters indeed.
“I really don’t know that to categorize it as, sir – I really don’t know exactly what to charge them with,” reports a pretty blonde named Kristy, who is Captain of our Cheerleading squad, “I just know that you’re not supposed to go to the bathroom outside behind the bleachers like they did.” “I mean, I know it’s one thing to pop-a-squat outside when you’re desperate and there’s no bathroom available,” Kristy clarifies, “I must say that I’ve peed a few times like that myself when my family has been camping.” “But I know you’re not supposed to squat and go like that when you have regular toilets right there,” the articulate senior Cheerleading Captain continues, “Especially not when you’re representing the school as a member and as the coach of the Cheerleading squad.” While Coach Musso would, of course, be expected to report on toilet violations by our cheerleaders, it’s actually Kristy’s responsibility, as Cheerleading Captain, to report on any toilet violations by Coach Musso herself. And that she most certainly did on Saturday – Apparently catching not only Coach Musso but two of her fellow cheerleaders in the process. As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, she – As well as any student for that matter – May file Violation Reports on other students.
Motioning for Kristy to pause a moment, I then call the three accused before the TVPC. In addition to Coach Musso, we have Libby, a junior with light brown hair and Darcy, a well-endowed senior blonde. As I question Kristy further, the pretty Cheerleading Captain reiterates that she is charging the three for popping a squat and going to the bathroom behind the bleachers at the game. “I don’t know what I’m supposed to call it,” she repeats, “But that’s what the 3 of them did.” “What they did was go to the bathroom in an inappropriate place,” I tell Kristy and note for the record, “That’s what we charge them with.”
“As I understand it, the three of them were in line for the bathroom together,” the senior captain then continues, “And then they abruptly got out of line and decided to go behind the bleachers instead.” “Cheyenne was coming out of the bathroom at the time and saw the whole thing,” Kristy explains, “She saw them leave the bathroom line and walk over to and behind the bleachers.” Cheyenne, another pretty blonde-haired senior, is another member of the cheerleading squad. Unfortunately, she’s out sick today but I don’t think we actually need her direct testimony in this case. “Cheyenne reported what she saw immediately to me,” Kristy explains further, “And when I went over to check it out, I saw the three of them coming back from behind the bleachers.” “They didn’t deny that they went back to go to the bathroom,” she adds.
I am, of course, quite displeased that 2 of our cheerleaders would simply pop-a-squat and relieve themselves like that, but I’m nearly livid that our Cheerleading Coach would also do it. “Really, Grace?” I ask her, anger evident in my voice, “Is this really what it’s come to? – You squatting down and going outside instead of using the toilet?” “Is there no end to your downright deplorable toilet habits?” I lecture her, “As if you having accidents and your issues with running out of toilet paper weren’t bad enough, we now have this?” “What is it with you, Grace?” I ask the sexy, spandex-clad Cheerleading Coach, “I just can’t help but wonder what’s next with your, toilet-wise.” “Going to the bathroom in an inappropriate place is no small matter,” I tell her, “Especially while you’re representing the school.” “And that goes for the two of you as well,” I also admonish Libby and Darcy.
My name is Arnold ZIffel and I’m chairman of the TVPC. What follows are the summary minutes of the TVPC meeting of Monday, November 22, 2021.
We begin this afternoon’s session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) with several matters from this past weekend – Specifically, several matters from the football game this past Saturday. This game was a district playoff game against West Beverly High School played at the neutral site of Metropolis High School. Our school won an exciting 28-24 come from behind victory and will move on to the District Semi-Finals next Saturday. “Metropolis has a really nice football stadium,” reports Mrs. Lynch, our Band Director, “They had just redone the entire complex and I suppose that’s why they chose it as the site for the playoff game.” Mrs. Lynch was at the game, of course, with the rest of our school band.
“But the thing is that it really wasn’t big enough for the crowd at a playoff game,” the pretty but quite strict Band Director explains, “They not only didn’t have enough bleachers for the size of the crowd they had there, but they really didn’t have enough toilets, either.” “There were long lines for the bathroom all afternoon,” she reports, “And that presented a few problems for some members of our band.” “The bathroom facilities there were actually very nice – They were very clean and the stalls all had doors with secure locks,” Mrs. Lynch adds, “There just weren’t enough of them for the big crowd at the game.” And, as the pretty, blonde Band Director noted, having too few toilets at the game Saturday, presented a problem for two girls in the band.
Taking those two cases together, I call before the TVPC Melody, a quite pretty but oftentimes ditzy blonde, and Josie, a well-spoken brunette. Both girls are charged with wetting their pants while in line for the girls’ room at the game. Both of these, of course, constitute accidents while representing the school. As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, accidents and other toilet violations while representing the school are considered more serious than those merely occurring in school. Mrs. Lynch is, of course, here to present the case against each of them. Again, because these cases seem to have occurred under the same circumstances, the TVPC will take them together.
“Obviously, I’m in no way excusing what Melody and Josie did, Mr. Chairman,” Mrs. Lynch tells us as she gives the girls a disapproving look, “Obviously, if they had to go that bad they should have gotten in line for the girls’ room a lot sooner than they did.” “But there really was a shortage of bathroom facilities at the game,” the usually quite strict Band Director explains, “That obviously doesn’t excuse the girls wetting their pants but under the circumstances, you can kind of understand how something like that can happen.” “These are good girls, Mr. Chairman, who typically don’t have issues taking care of their bodily functions at games or other band events,” she adds. Her point, of course, is that we should take that into consideration when determining Melody’s and Josie’s punishments.
Turning our attention to the two girls, they both explain that they waited until after halftime – After our band performed their halftime show – Before getting in line for the girls’ room. That’s what I usually do,” Melody explains, “I usually go when we’re done with halftime and then I’m good for the rest of the afternoon.” “It usually isn’t a problem,” the pretty blonde junior tells us, “I sometimes have to go quite badly by then, but I’ve never had an issue getting to the toilet in time before.” “But I’ve never seen a bathroom line like that before, either,” Melody explains further, “This time it was just too long to wait and I peed myself right there in line.” Josie tells a similar story. “I always go last thing before getting on the bus when we leave to go to a game,” the sophomore honor student tells us, “And then sometimes I make it without even having to go at the game at all.” “But usually I do have to go at the game – Especially if it’s a long trip like it was on Saturday,” Josie explains, “That usually happens sometime before we leave to come back home.” “But this time, I guess I had to go a lot worse than I thought,” she explains further, “I realized that I kind of had an emergency while we were performing at halftime.” “But I really would have made it if not for the long restroom line,” the pretty brunette adds, “I don’t mean it as an excuse, but like Mrs. Lynch said, they really didn’t have enough bathrooms open at the game.”
“I guess we both should have gone before we went out there for our halftime show,” Melody chimes back in, “I guess we should have been more careful considering the crowd at the game and how long the bathroom lines were.” Josie then nods her head in agreement. Both girls explain that they tried to hold it in as best they could but they just didn’t make it. “I’m sorry to say, there was a river of pee running down my leg,” Melody acknowledges, “I guess I wet myself pretty thoroughly. “Yeah – Me, too,” Josie also chimes in. “Once the flow started, I couldn’t hold any of it back,” she explains, “I kept trying to regain control of myself, but it was like gushing out of me.” “It was really, really embarrassing,” Josie says. And to that, Melody nods her head in agreement.
Both girls also acknowledge, though, that they were lucky. “As bad as the wetting was, it could have been a whole lot worse,” Melody explains, “I almost went the other way in my pants, too.” She tells us that she also had to go the other way kind of bad, but she did manage to hold that in until she finally got to a toilet. “As bad as the wetting was, I know that that would have been a whole lot worse,” she explains further, “I messed myself at a game last year and that was way worse than just wetting myself.” Josie agrees. “Yeah! – Wetting is bad – It’s certainly plenty embarrassing and all,” the articulate sophomore brunette tells us, “But doing a load in your panties is definitely worse.” “Yeah! – I did one of those in my pants in History Class earlier this year,” Josie explains, “And that was because Mr. Feeney wouldn’t let me go to the girls’ room. “With wetting, it’s pretty much just taking a shower and rinsing out your wet clothes,” she explains further, “But with messing, you really have a major clean-up to do and that’s quite disgusting.” Josie adds that she was also holding in a bowel movement while in line for the girls’ room on Saturday and that she barely made it to the toilet in time. “I think having to hold it in both ways, made it much harder to keep from wetting myself,” she says. “But I certainly can’t complain – Like I said, I’d much rather do that in my pants than the other,” she adds, “I did a major bowel movement in the toilet when I got there and that definitely would have been a nightmare to clean-up if I had done that in my pants.
Moving on to Melody’s and Josie’s punishments, Mrs. Lynch – Quite surprisingly for her – Takes a moment to argue leniency for the girls. “Well, these were accidents while representing the school and they need to be punished as such,” Mrs. Lynch points out, “Both of them really should have known better than to wait so long before getting in line for the bathroom.” “But the lack of adequate facilities and the long lines were indeed a factor in the two girls having accidents, Mr. Chairman,” she argues, “All things considered, I think the minimum punishments for accidents while representing the school would be more than sufficient punishment here.”
For Melody, it’s her first accident of any kind for the current school year and her only prior offense is being late for class for bathroom purposes. The soiling accident she referenced happened last year and fortunately doesn’t count against her now. For punishment, she gets 3 hours of detention and will have to write, “I will not wet my pants in school or at band events again” 300 times. For Josie, though, she not only has a prior violation this year for panty-soiling but one for leaving class without permission to use the bathroom. Accordingly, we really can’t be that lenient with her. She’ll have to serve a full week in detention and will have to write that same sentence 500 times.
As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, typically when we have issues with toilet facilities at football games, these issues aren’t confined to the school band. Typically, these issues extend to our Cheerleading squad as well and Saturday was no exception. I’m quite surprised, though, that of the 3 toilet violation cases from the cheerleaders, none were actually filed by our Cheerleading Coach Miss Musso. But I suppose I shouldn’t really be surprised since one of those cases actually involves Coach Musso herself. Perhaps the only thing that should surprise me, I guess, is that none of these cases are actually accident violations. Specifically, what they are, though, isn’t all that clear from the Violation Reports. And they are, of course, violations while representing the school, so they must be treated as serious matters indeed.
“I really don’t know that to categorize it as, sir – I really don’t know exactly what to charge them with,” reports a pretty blonde named Kristy, who is Captain of our Cheerleading squad, “I just know that you’re not supposed to go to the bathroom outside behind the bleachers like they did.” “I mean, I know it’s one thing to pop-a-squat outside when you’re desperate and there’s no bathroom available,” Kristy clarifies, “I must say that I’ve peed a few times like that myself when my family has been camping.” “But I know you’re not supposed to squat and go like that when you have regular toilets right there,” the articulate senior Cheerleading Captain continues, “Especially not when you’re representing the school as a member and as the coach of the Cheerleading squad.” While Coach Musso would, of course, be expected to report on toilet violations by our cheerleaders, it’s actually Kristy’s responsibility, as Cheerleading Captain, to report on any toilet violations by Coach Musso herself. And that she most certainly did on Saturday – Apparently catching not only Coach Musso but two of her fellow cheerleaders in the process. As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, she – As well as any student for that matter – May file Violation Reports on other students.
Motioning for Kristy to pause a moment, I then call the three accused before the TVPC. In addition to Coach Musso, we have Libby, a junior with light brown hair and Darcy, a well-endowed senior blonde. As I question Kristy further, the pretty Cheerleading Captain reiterates that she is charging the three for popping a squat and going to the bathroom behind the bleachers at the game. “I don’t know what I’m supposed to call it,” she repeats, “But that’s what the 3 of them did.” “What they did was go to the bathroom in an inappropriate place,” I tell Kristy and note for the record, “That’s what we charge them with.”
“As I understand it, the three of them were in line for the bathroom together,” the senior captain then continues, “And then they abruptly got out of line and decided to go behind the bleachers instead.” “Cheyenne was coming out of the bathroom at the time and saw the whole thing,” Kristy explains, “She saw them leave the bathroom line and walk over to and behind the bleachers.” Cheyenne, another pretty blonde-haired senior, is another member of the cheerleading squad. Unfortunately, she’s out sick today but I don’t think we actually need her direct testimony in this case. “Cheyenne reported what she saw immediately to me,” Kristy explains further, “And when I went over to check it out, I saw the three of them coming back from behind the bleachers.” “They didn’t deny that they went back to go to the bathroom,” she adds.
I am, of course, quite displeased that 2 of our cheerleaders would simply pop-a-squat and relieve themselves like that, but I’m nearly livid that our Cheerleading Coach would also do it. “Really, Grace?” I ask her, anger evident in my voice, “Is this really what it’s come to? – You squatting down and going outside instead of using the toilet?” “Is there no end to your downright deplorable toilet habits?” I lecture her, “As if you having accidents and your issues with running out of toilet paper weren’t bad enough, we now have this?” “What is it with you, Grace?” I ask the sexy, spandex-clad Cheerleading Coach, “I just can’t help but wonder what’s next with your, toilet-wise.” “Going to the bathroom in an inappropriate place is no small matter,” I tell her, “Especially while you’re representing the school.” “And that goes for the two of you as well,” I also admonish Libby and Darcy.
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