Welcome to a session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) – 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 toileting behavior of the school’s female students. Those who break the school toilet rules (including the rules 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 November 4, 2011.
We begin today’s session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) with some bad news from yesterday’s girls’ soccer game at archrival Bayside HS. Not only did we lose the game (a stunning upset for our top-ranked team), but we have 2 toilet violation cases – both of them for panty-soiling – to deal with from the game. The very lovely Coach Spellman, who is also a Math teacher at our school, is here to present these cases.
Dealing with the most serious case first, it is no surprise to see that one of the panty-soilers is Hope, a tall and beautiful sophomore brunette, who is the star goalie for the team. All of these cases are more serious than ordinary panty-soiling cases, because they happened while the girls were representing the school as soccer players, but for Hope it is even more serious than that. Fans of the TVPC may remember our September 9th TVPC session when Hope was punished for wetting her pants (INTENTIONALLY!) at a soccer game earlier in the season. Accordingly, this would be the second time that she has gone in her pants while representing the school at a soccer game – an offense that the TVPC certainly does not take lightly. To make matters even worse for Hope, she also has 2 previous soiling accidents in school – including one that happened at a soccer practice. Fortunately for her, doing it at a soccer practice only constitutes a regular accident and not one representing the school.
“Hope still refuses to do her business in a port-o-potty,” Coach Spellman tells us in frustration. “I could see that she was holding her legs together and clutching her butt cheeks tight as soon as the game started,” the coach explains, “But still she refused to go do it in the port-o-potty that was there.” “I told her to go and do it during halftime and then I told her again after the game was over, but she just insisted that she didn’t have to go” Coach Spellman continues, “But it wasn’t 10 minutes into the bus ride home that Hope did it in her panties.” “And I’m not talking about just a little bit, either,” she adds, shaking her head in disgust, “I’m talking about a very big bowel movement and she did it all in her panties.” It’s a very vivid description that the pretty soccer coach provides – a vivid description of a very big mess in Hope’s panties and her growing frustration with her star player’s refusal to handle her bodily functions like a girl her age should. “There’s just no DANCING around it,” Miss Spellman tells us, “This is even more shameful and disgusting than when she wet her pants at a game back in September.”
“I’m sorry but that port-o-potty was just disgusting,” Hope asserts in her defenses, “I know it’s disgusting to go in my pants, too – believe me, I know how disgusting it is to mess in my pants – but that port-o-potty was disgusting, too.” “Is that supposed to be an excuse for what you did?” I ask her, “If it is, I’ve heard it before and I’m not buying it.” “I’m not saying it as an excuse, I’m just saying what happened,” Hope answers, “I just think port-o-pottys are disgusting and I’d just rather hold it in until I can use a regular toilet.” “I just wish that we always had regular bathrooms at soccer games,” Hope laments, “You just really can’t expect people to go in a port-o-potty – especially when it’s the big stuff.” “I do expect people to go in port-o-pottys when they have to and that includes bowel movements, too,” Coach Spellman fires back at Hope, “As a matter of fact, I did a bowel movement in there myself yesterday.” “You don’t think I’d rather have waited and used a regular bathroom?” the coach asks her rhetorically, “But I had to go then and the port-o-potty was what they had, so I used it.” “I certainly didn’t try to hold it in all game and risk going in my pants,” she argues in an uncharacteristic angry tone, “And don’t even try telling me that you thought you could make it all the way back home without going in your pants.”
“Do you think that this might have been intentional like her wetting back in September?” I ask Coach Spellman. “No way! – It was an accident!!” Hope calls out, “I was trying my best to hold it in – There’s no way that I’d do that in my pants on purpose.” Banging my gavel, I remind the sophomore beauty, “I was asking your coach, not you.” “I don’t think it was intentional,” Coach Spellman points out, “I really do think that she was trying to hold it in when it happened.” “But then again, she didn’t go and use that port-o-potty when she knew very well that she had to go very badly,” the coach adds, “She knew very well, that it was probably going to be in her panties before she got home, but still she refused to go in the port-o-potty.” “Maybe it wasn’t intentional like she let it out in her panties on purpose,” she argues, “But it’s not like she did a whole lot to prevent it from happening, either.” “That makes it only an accidental soiling then,” I tell a frustrated Coach Spellman, “But rest assured that she’ll be punished quite severely since it’s the second time in her panties while representing the school.”
“Um, I wasn’t the only one who did it,” Hope chimes in, “Leslie messed in her panties yesterday, too.” But that only seems to make the coach even angrier. “I’m sick of your excuses even more than I’m sick of the loads in your panties,” she shouts back at her soccer star, “How many of them are you going to do before you learn your lesson and start using the port-o-pottys when you need to.”
As Hope starts to answer back, I bang my gavel to end the discussion – calming Coach Spellman down in the process. “I understand your frustration, Coach,” I tell her, “But the time for discussion is over.” And turning my attention directly to Hope, I add, “And the time for punishment is at hand.”
“This is quite a serious matter, Hope,” I tell her, “And your punishment will certainly reflect that.” “You are going to be spending your 3rd period study hall sitting on a toilet in the girls’ locker room,” I tell her, “And that’s going to be for an entire month.” “And starting tomorrow, you’ll be reporting here for detention everyday,” I also tell her, “And you’ll report here after school everyday until you’ve finished writing 1,000 times on the blackboard ‘I will not soil my panties in school or at soccer games again.’”
Pausing for a moment to let it all sink in, I see the stunned look of despair on Hope’s face. “You really didn’t think you weren’t going to get a full 1,000 times for this, did you?” I ask. “I guess I knew it was going to be 1,000 times,” she answers, looking about ready to cry, “I just didn’t think I was going to have to do them on the blackboard after school.” “That’s going to take like a whole week to finish,” Hope reasons, “I’m not only going to miss soccer practice but some games, too.” “It’s going to take a lot longer than 1 week,” I point out, “It’s 1,000 times and it’s a long sentence, too boot.” Hope is now reduced to tears as she suddenly contemplates having to miss several soccer games while she’s stuck in detention writing her 1,000 sentences on the blackboard. But just as I’m about to give her the customary “you should have thought of that before you messed in your panties” lecture, Coach Spellman suddenly speaks up.
“We’ve got some big soccer games coming up this week and next week, we start with state tournament games,” Coach Spellman explains, “I really need Hope in goal if we are going to win the state championship.” “I’m not saying that it wouldn’t serve her right to have to miss those games because of what she did, but I’m thinking of the other girls on the team,” the coach argues, “They’ve all worked very hard this season and there’s no reason why they should have to suffer and lose their chance to win a state championship just because of Hope.” It seems strange to be hearing this from Coach Spellman, who only a few moments ago seemed ready to cast a spell sentencing Hope to the worst of punishments. “Please, I know I have to be punished and I guess I have to be punished bad,” Hope argues through her tears, “But please don’t make me miss any soccer practices and especially not any games.” “Maybe just don’t make me write the sentences on the blackboard in detention,” Hope suggests, “I mean, I know that I’m still going to have to write the sentences, but just let me do them for homework on paper like I had to do before.” “Yes, she certainly should have to write the sentences, but please just don’t make her have to write the sentences in detention,” the coach tells us, “Our team just can’t win with Hope playing goal.” “Please don’t let Hope’s messy panties cost our school the state championship.” What the Coach is telling us makes sense – I certainly do want our school to win the state championship and I don’t want the other girls on the team to lose that opportunity just because of Hope – but I still don’t know about this. “Even when she really has to go to the bathroom and is desperately holding it in a big bowel movement, she is still the best goalie in the whole state,” Coach Spellman adds, “We need her!”
The last person who deserves a break is Hope, but in careful consideration of the whole team, I reconsider. I decide to give our panty-pooping soccer star a choice. “All right – I’ll give you a choice,” I tell Hope, “If you don’t want to come to detention and write the sentence on the blackboard 1,000 times, you can write the sentences on paper – 2,000 times.” Once again, Hope looks at me stunned. “2,000 times?” she asks with a pained look in her eyes, “Um – why is it 2,000 times now.” “Your punishment is 1,000 times on the blackboard after school,” I explain to her, “If you want to write them on paper instead, you’re certainly not getting off with just 1,000 times.” “It’s a lot harder writing sentences on the blackboard,” I point out, “So if you want to write on paper instead, you’re going to have to write twice as many.”
Once again, Hope has that look of despair in her eyes. “The choice is yours, young lady,” I tell her. But Hope can’t seem to decide. It’s certainly not a pleasant choice to have to make. Whether it’s 1,000 times on the blackboard or 2,000 times on paper, they are both pretty arduous punishments. I press her to make a choice. “Take the 2,000 times!” Coach Spellman urges her, “It’s the only way that you’re going to be able to play in the tournament games coming up.” Hearing that, Hope reluctantly takes the 2,000 times punishment.
“I’m telling you that this better be the last time you disgrace the school with one of your bodily functions in your pants,” I warn her, “Because it’s certainly the last time I’ll be cutting you a break so you can still play on the team.” “If it happens again, you’ll be in detention writing on the blackboard until your arm falls off,” I warn her further, “And you’ll be sitting on the toilet so much that it will be like the toilet seat is permanently attached to your behind.” “I don’t care how much you hate using port-o-potty bathrooms,” I tell Hope, “When you have to go at a game and they only have a port-o-potty there, you simply have to use it.” “She will have to sit on the toilet for 15 minutes before each game,” I tell Coach Spellman, “And that includes if the only toilet is a port-o-potty.” “If she doesn’t do the sitting, she doesn’t play in the game,” I warn Coach Spellman, “And if you don’t enforce that, YOU will also be feeling the TVPC’s wrath.”
And as I point that out to Hope and Coach Spellman, I take note of one other thing. “Did you just not have your bowel movement in the port-o-potty yesterday?” I ask her, “Or did you just not visit the port-o-potty at all?” “I didn’t use the port-o-potty at all,” Hope acknowledges. “She didn’t even go near that thing,” Coach Spellman points out. “That’s what I was afraid of,” I tell her. “Your punishment from last time included that you had to visit the bathroom at all soccer games for the rest of the year,” I point out, “And obviously you didn’t do that.” “They didn’t have a bathroom there, they only had a port-o-potty,” Hope chimes in sarcastically – a comment that she quickly apologizes for after she sees the expression on my face. “Not using the PORT-O-POTTY as required is actually another toilet violation for you, Hope,” I point out, “And for that you’ll write 500 times ‘I will use the bathroom at soccer games as I’m required to do.’”
Once again, Hope has that look of shock and despair on her face. “So that’s like 2,500 lines that I have to write now?” she asks, “How in the world am I supposed to get all that done?” “Yes it is 2,500 times,” I tell her, “And I really don’t care what you have to do to get it all done, so long as you do.” She requests an extension of time to get it done, but that request is, of course, denied.” “You have exactly 1 week from today to get it all done,” I point out, “And what you don’t finish gets doubled.”
Leslie is the second girl to face the TVPC for messing in her panties at yesterday’s soccer game and the cute and athletic freshman is visibly trembling after watching how bad Hope got punished. “Take it easy,” Coach Spellman tells the perky, blonde reserve midfielder, “It’s only your first time – You won’t get it as bad as Hope did.” “Coach Spellman is right, try to relax and take it easy,” I tell the scared freshman, “That was Hope’s second time, -- For you it’s only the first.” “You’re going to get it worse than a lot of girls do because you were representing the school when it happened,” I point out to Leslie, “But it’s not going to be anywhere near as a bad for a first offense as for a second like Hope got.” With that, she seems to calm down a little as she takes the podium to answer for her own soiled panties accident at yesterday’s name.
“I’m really sorry, sir, that it happened,” she tells us, “And I already apologized to Coach Spellman and my teammates.” “Yes, she did,” Coach Spellman assures us, “I certainly think she’s sincerely sorry for what she did.” “I know she has to get punished more than regular because it happened at a soccer game,” the coach argues, “But if any case cries out for only the minimum punishment, this case is it.” Leslie eagerly nods her head at hearing her coach’s suggestion. “I know it’s no excuse, but I did eventually go and use the port-o-potty,” she points out, “I actually did do a lot of it – maybe half of it – in the port-o-potty.” “I just hope that you’ll think about how I didn’t do all of it in my panties – I did a lot of it in the toilet,” she continues, “I know it’s no excuse – I know we’re not supposed to do ANY of it in our pants – but I just hope you’ll keep that in mind when you decide my punishment.” “She wasn’t like Hope who refused to go in the port-o-potty at all,” Coach Spellman chimes in, “Leslie did eventually go and use it before the mess in her panties got really bad like Hope’s.” “I think she just waited too long before she finally decided to go and use it,” the coach continues, “I’m afraid she didn’t go until it was already starting to come out in her panties.”
Once again, the cute freshman is nodding her head as Coach Spellman explains. “I didn’t have to go before the game – I really didn’t,” Leslie tells us, “If I had to go before the game, I would have gone – I always do.” “I really don’t like using the port-o-potty, either, but I use it when I have to – especially at soccer games” she explains, “It’s like you said before – It’s better than going in my panties.” “But then after the game started, I did have to go,” she points out, “And I just didn’t want leave the bench to go and use it during the game.” She further explains that even though she was only on the bench and not in the actual game, she still didn’t want to leave the bench area to go to the port-o-potty across the way. “I guess I just didn’t want people to see me running for the port-o-potty,” she acknowledges, “And then everyone would know that I had an emergency to go and when I was in there for a while, they’d know that I was in there pooping.” “I thought I could hold it in and go after the game – I really did,” she points out, “But then it just started coming out in my panties.”
“And then you went to the port-o-potty immediately when you felt yourself losing control, didn’t you?” Coach Spellman asks her, although more for my benefit than actually seeking an answer. “Yes, Miss Spellman,” she answers, “Just as soon as I felt myself not being able to hold it in anymore, I just ran for the port-o-pottys.” “And, as I said, I got there in time to do a lot of it in there,” Leslie adds, “But unfortunately some of it got in my panties before I got there.”
“I think I get the picture,” I point out – both to young soccer player and to her coach. “I think you learned an important lesson at the game yesterday, young lady,” I tell the cute and perky freshman, “And that is when you need to go – you NEED TO GO! – And you don’t want to be trying to hold it in until a more convenient time.” “I don’t think you’re ever going to be so careless again,” I tell her, “But I also have to consider that you did do this at a soccer game in front of hundreds of people – Embarrassing not only yourself but your team and our whole school.” “Yes, sir,” she says as she swallows hard and prepares for the worst as that worried look returns to her face.”
“You’ll write 500 times, ‘I will not soil my panties in school or at soccer games again’ and you’ll spend 2 weeks of your 5th period study hall sitting on the toilet,” I tell her and announce for the record, “And you’ll have mandatory toilet visits at every soccer game for the remainder of the year.” “Um – Is that just 500 times on paper?” she asks. “That’s correct – I’m not making you write these on the blackboard,” I assure her. “But your toilet sitting sentence is going to be served on the toilets in the girls’ locker room,” I explain, “I hear that a lot of you girls don’t like using the toilets there.” “That’s OK,” Leslie responds, a sense of relief in her voice, “I went in my pants at a soccer game – I guess I deserve that.”
“Thank you for not punishing me worse,” she tells us, “I promise you that it won’t happen again.” “It had better not,” I warn her, “Your punishment this time isn’t exactly a picnic but it’ll seem that way compared to what you’ll get if you do this at a soccer game again.” “We’re going to be going to the bathroom IMMEDIATELY when we need to from now on, aren’t we?” Coach Spellman asks the freshman. “Yes, Ma’am,” she answers enthusiastically, “I really don’t want to have any another accident in my panties and I really, really don’t want to have a do worse punishment than I got this time.”
My name is Arnold Ziffel and I’m chairman of the TVPC. What follows are the summary minutes of the TVPC meeting of November 4, 2011.
We begin today’s session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) with some bad news from yesterday’s girls’ soccer game at archrival Bayside HS. Not only did we lose the game (a stunning upset for our top-ranked team), but we have 2 toilet violation cases – both of them for panty-soiling – to deal with from the game. The very lovely Coach Spellman, who is also a Math teacher at our school, is here to present these cases.
Dealing with the most serious case first, it is no surprise to see that one of the panty-soilers is Hope, a tall and beautiful sophomore brunette, who is the star goalie for the team. All of these cases are more serious than ordinary panty-soiling cases, because they happened while the girls were representing the school as soccer players, but for Hope it is even more serious than that. Fans of the TVPC may remember our September 9th TVPC session when Hope was punished for wetting her pants (INTENTIONALLY!) at a soccer game earlier in the season. Accordingly, this would be the second time that she has gone in her pants while representing the school at a soccer game – an offense that the TVPC certainly does not take lightly. To make matters even worse for Hope, she also has 2 previous soiling accidents in school – including one that happened at a soccer practice. Fortunately for her, doing it at a soccer practice only constitutes a regular accident and not one representing the school.
“Hope still refuses to do her business in a port-o-potty,” Coach Spellman tells us in frustration. “I could see that she was holding her legs together and clutching her butt cheeks tight as soon as the game started,” the coach explains, “But still she refused to go do it in the port-o-potty that was there.” “I told her to go and do it during halftime and then I told her again after the game was over, but she just insisted that she didn’t have to go” Coach Spellman continues, “But it wasn’t 10 minutes into the bus ride home that Hope did it in her panties.” “And I’m not talking about just a little bit, either,” she adds, shaking her head in disgust, “I’m talking about a very big bowel movement and she did it all in her panties.” It’s a very vivid description that the pretty soccer coach provides – a vivid description of a very big mess in Hope’s panties and her growing frustration with her star player’s refusal to handle her bodily functions like a girl her age should. “There’s just no DANCING around it,” Miss Spellman tells us, “This is even more shameful and disgusting than when she wet her pants at a game back in September.”
“I’m sorry but that port-o-potty was just disgusting,” Hope asserts in her defenses, “I know it’s disgusting to go in my pants, too – believe me, I know how disgusting it is to mess in my pants – but that port-o-potty was disgusting, too.” “Is that supposed to be an excuse for what you did?” I ask her, “If it is, I’ve heard it before and I’m not buying it.” “I’m not saying it as an excuse, I’m just saying what happened,” Hope answers, “I just think port-o-pottys are disgusting and I’d just rather hold it in until I can use a regular toilet.” “I just wish that we always had regular bathrooms at soccer games,” Hope laments, “You just really can’t expect people to go in a port-o-potty – especially when it’s the big stuff.” “I do expect people to go in port-o-pottys when they have to and that includes bowel movements, too,” Coach Spellman fires back at Hope, “As a matter of fact, I did a bowel movement in there myself yesterday.” “You don’t think I’d rather have waited and used a regular bathroom?” the coach asks her rhetorically, “But I had to go then and the port-o-potty was what they had, so I used it.” “I certainly didn’t try to hold it in all game and risk going in my pants,” she argues in an uncharacteristic angry tone, “And don’t even try telling me that you thought you could make it all the way back home without going in your pants.”
“Do you think that this might have been intentional like her wetting back in September?” I ask Coach Spellman. “No way! – It was an accident!!” Hope calls out, “I was trying my best to hold it in – There’s no way that I’d do that in my pants on purpose.” Banging my gavel, I remind the sophomore beauty, “I was asking your coach, not you.” “I don’t think it was intentional,” Coach Spellman points out, “I really do think that she was trying to hold it in when it happened.” “But then again, she didn’t go and use that port-o-potty when she knew very well that she had to go very badly,” the coach adds, “She knew very well, that it was probably going to be in her panties before she got home, but still she refused to go in the port-o-potty.” “Maybe it wasn’t intentional like she let it out in her panties on purpose,” she argues, “But it’s not like she did a whole lot to prevent it from happening, either.” “That makes it only an accidental soiling then,” I tell a frustrated Coach Spellman, “But rest assured that she’ll be punished quite severely since it’s the second time in her panties while representing the school.”
“Um, I wasn’t the only one who did it,” Hope chimes in, “Leslie messed in her panties yesterday, too.” But that only seems to make the coach even angrier. “I’m sick of your excuses even more than I’m sick of the loads in your panties,” she shouts back at her soccer star, “How many of them are you going to do before you learn your lesson and start using the port-o-pottys when you need to.”
As Hope starts to answer back, I bang my gavel to end the discussion – calming Coach Spellman down in the process. “I understand your frustration, Coach,” I tell her, “But the time for discussion is over.” And turning my attention directly to Hope, I add, “And the time for punishment is at hand.”
“This is quite a serious matter, Hope,” I tell her, “And your punishment will certainly reflect that.” “You are going to be spending your 3rd period study hall sitting on a toilet in the girls’ locker room,” I tell her, “And that’s going to be for an entire month.” “And starting tomorrow, you’ll be reporting here for detention everyday,” I also tell her, “And you’ll report here after school everyday until you’ve finished writing 1,000 times on the blackboard ‘I will not soil my panties in school or at soccer games again.’”
Pausing for a moment to let it all sink in, I see the stunned look of despair on Hope’s face. “You really didn’t think you weren’t going to get a full 1,000 times for this, did you?” I ask. “I guess I knew it was going to be 1,000 times,” she answers, looking about ready to cry, “I just didn’t think I was going to have to do them on the blackboard after school.” “That’s going to take like a whole week to finish,” Hope reasons, “I’m not only going to miss soccer practice but some games, too.” “It’s going to take a lot longer than 1 week,” I point out, “It’s 1,000 times and it’s a long sentence, too boot.” Hope is now reduced to tears as she suddenly contemplates having to miss several soccer games while she’s stuck in detention writing her 1,000 sentences on the blackboard. But just as I’m about to give her the customary “you should have thought of that before you messed in your panties” lecture, Coach Spellman suddenly speaks up.
“We’ve got some big soccer games coming up this week and next week, we start with state tournament games,” Coach Spellman explains, “I really need Hope in goal if we are going to win the state championship.” “I’m not saying that it wouldn’t serve her right to have to miss those games because of what she did, but I’m thinking of the other girls on the team,” the coach argues, “They’ve all worked very hard this season and there’s no reason why they should have to suffer and lose their chance to win a state championship just because of Hope.” It seems strange to be hearing this from Coach Spellman, who only a few moments ago seemed ready to cast a spell sentencing Hope to the worst of punishments. “Please, I know I have to be punished and I guess I have to be punished bad,” Hope argues through her tears, “But please don’t make me miss any soccer practices and especially not any games.” “Maybe just don’t make me write the sentences on the blackboard in detention,” Hope suggests, “I mean, I know that I’m still going to have to write the sentences, but just let me do them for homework on paper like I had to do before.” “Yes, she certainly should have to write the sentences, but please just don’t make her have to write the sentences in detention,” the coach tells us, “Our team just can’t win with Hope playing goal.” “Please don’t let Hope’s messy panties cost our school the state championship.” What the Coach is telling us makes sense – I certainly do want our school to win the state championship and I don’t want the other girls on the team to lose that opportunity just because of Hope – but I still don’t know about this. “Even when she really has to go to the bathroom and is desperately holding it in a big bowel movement, she is still the best goalie in the whole state,” Coach Spellman adds, “We need her!”
The last person who deserves a break is Hope, but in careful consideration of the whole team, I reconsider. I decide to give our panty-pooping soccer star a choice. “All right – I’ll give you a choice,” I tell Hope, “If you don’t want to come to detention and write the sentence on the blackboard 1,000 times, you can write the sentences on paper – 2,000 times.” Once again, Hope looks at me stunned. “2,000 times?” she asks with a pained look in her eyes, “Um – why is it 2,000 times now.” “Your punishment is 1,000 times on the blackboard after school,” I explain to her, “If you want to write them on paper instead, you’re certainly not getting off with just 1,000 times.” “It’s a lot harder writing sentences on the blackboard,” I point out, “So if you want to write on paper instead, you’re going to have to write twice as many.”
Once again, Hope has that look of despair in her eyes. “The choice is yours, young lady,” I tell her. But Hope can’t seem to decide. It’s certainly not a pleasant choice to have to make. Whether it’s 1,000 times on the blackboard or 2,000 times on paper, they are both pretty arduous punishments. I press her to make a choice. “Take the 2,000 times!” Coach Spellman urges her, “It’s the only way that you’re going to be able to play in the tournament games coming up.” Hearing that, Hope reluctantly takes the 2,000 times punishment.
“I’m telling you that this better be the last time you disgrace the school with one of your bodily functions in your pants,” I warn her, “Because it’s certainly the last time I’ll be cutting you a break so you can still play on the team.” “If it happens again, you’ll be in detention writing on the blackboard until your arm falls off,” I warn her further, “And you’ll be sitting on the toilet so much that it will be like the toilet seat is permanently attached to your behind.” “I don’t care how much you hate using port-o-potty bathrooms,” I tell Hope, “When you have to go at a game and they only have a port-o-potty there, you simply have to use it.” “She will have to sit on the toilet for 15 minutes before each game,” I tell Coach Spellman, “And that includes if the only toilet is a port-o-potty.” “If she doesn’t do the sitting, she doesn’t play in the game,” I warn Coach Spellman, “And if you don’t enforce that, YOU will also be feeling the TVPC’s wrath.”
And as I point that out to Hope and Coach Spellman, I take note of one other thing. “Did you just not have your bowel movement in the port-o-potty yesterday?” I ask her, “Or did you just not visit the port-o-potty at all?” “I didn’t use the port-o-potty at all,” Hope acknowledges. “She didn’t even go near that thing,” Coach Spellman points out. “That’s what I was afraid of,” I tell her. “Your punishment from last time included that you had to visit the bathroom at all soccer games for the rest of the year,” I point out, “And obviously you didn’t do that.” “They didn’t have a bathroom there, they only had a port-o-potty,” Hope chimes in sarcastically – a comment that she quickly apologizes for after she sees the expression on my face. “Not using the PORT-O-POTTY as required is actually another toilet violation for you, Hope,” I point out, “And for that you’ll write 500 times ‘I will use the bathroom at soccer games as I’m required to do.’”
Once again, Hope has that look of shock and despair on her face. “So that’s like 2,500 lines that I have to write now?” she asks, “How in the world am I supposed to get all that done?” “Yes it is 2,500 times,” I tell her, “And I really don’t care what you have to do to get it all done, so long as you do.” She requests an extension of time to get it done, but that request is, of course, denied.” “You have exactly 1 week from today to get it all done,” I point out, “And what you don’t finish gets doubled.”
Leslie is the second girl to face the TVPC for messing in her panties at yesterday’s soccer game and the cute and athletic freshman is visibly trembling after watching how bad Hope got punished. “Take it easy,” Coach Spellman tells the perky, blonde reserve midfielder, “It’s only your first time – You won’t get it as bad as Hope did.” “Coach Spellman is right, try to relax and take it easy,” I tell the scared freshman, “That was Hope’s second time, -- For you it’s only the first.” “You’re going to get it worse than a lot of girls do because you were representing the school when it happened,” I point out to Leslie, “But it’s not going to be anywhere near as a bad for a first offense as for a second like Hope got.” With that, she seems to calm down a little as she takes the podium to answer for her own soiled panties accident at yesterday’s name.
“I’m really sorry, sir, that it happened,” she tells us, “And I already apologized to Coach Spellman and my teammates.” “Yes, she did,” Coach Spellman assures us, “I certainly think she’s sincerely sorry for what she did.” “I know she has to get punished more than regular because it happened at a soccer game,” the coach argues, “But if any case cries out for only the minimum punishment, this case is it.” Leslie eagerly nods her head at hearing her coach’s suggestion. “I know it’s no excuse, but I did eventually go and use the port-o-potty,” she points out, “I actually did do a lot of it – maybe half of it – in the port-o-potty.” “I just hope that you’ll think about how I didn’t do all of it in my panties – I did a lot of it in the toilet,” she continues, “I know it’s no excuse – I know we’re not supposed to do ANY of it in our pants – but I just hope you’ll keep that in mind when you decide my punishment.” “She wasn’t like Hope who refused to go in the port-o-potty at all,” Coach Spellman chimes in, “Leslie did eventually go and use it before the mess in her panties got really bad like Hope’s.” “I think she just waited too long before she finally decided to go and use it,” the coach continues, “I’m afraid she didn’t go until it was already starting to come out in her panties.”
Once again, the cute freshman is nodding her head as Coach Spellman explains. “I didn’t have to go before the game – I really didn’t,” Leslie tells us, “If I had to go before the game, I would have gone – I always do.” “I really don’t like using the port-o-potty, either, but I use it when I have to – especially at soccer games” she explains, “It’s like you said before – It’s better than going in my panties.” “But then after the game started, I did have to go,” she points out, “And I just didn’t want leave the bench to go and use it during the game.” She further explains that even though she was only on the bench and not in the actual game, she still didn’t want to leave the bench area to go to the port-o-potty across the way. “I guess I just didn’t want people to see me running for the port-o-potty,” she acknowledges, “And then everyone would know that I had an emergency to go and when I was in there for a while, they’d know that I was in there pooping.” “I thought I could hold it in and go after the game – I really did,” she points out, “But then it just started coming out in my panties.”
“And then you went to the port-o-potty immediately when you felt yourself losing control, didn’t you?” Coach Spellman asks her, although more for my benefit than actually seeking an answer. “Yes, Miss Spellman,” she answers, “Just as soon as I felt myself not being able to hold it in anymore, I just ran for the port-o-pottys.” “And, as I said, I got there in time to do a lot of it in there,” Leslie adds, “But unfortunately some of it got in my panties before I got there.”
“I think I get the picture,” I point out – both to young soccer player and to her coach. “I think you learned an important lesson at the game yesterday, young lady,” I tell the cute and perky freshman, “And that is when you need to go – you NEED TO GO! – And you don’t want to be trying to hold it in until a more convenient time.” “I don’t think you’re ever going to be so careless again,” I tell her, “But I also have to consider that you did do this at a soccer game in front of hundreds of people – Embarrassing not only yourself but your team and our whole school.” “Yes, sir,” she says as she swallows hard and prepares for the worst as that worried look returns to her face.”
“You’ll write 500 times, ‘I will not soil my panties in school or at soccer games again’ and you’ll spend 2 weeks of your 5th period study hall sitting on the toilet,” I tell her and announce for the record, “And you’ll have mandatory toilet visits at every soccer game for the remainder of the year.” “Um – Is that just 500 times on paper?” she asks. “That’s correct – I’m not making you write these on the blackboard,” I assure her. “But your toilet sitting sentence is going to be served on the toilets in the girls’ locker room,” I explain, “I hear that a lot of you girls don’t like using the toilets there.” “That’s OK,” Leslie responds, a sense of relief in her voice, “I went in my pants at a soccer game – I guess I deserve that.”
“Thank you for not punishing me worse,” she tells us, “I promise you that it won’t happen again.” “It had better not,” I warn her, “Your punishment this time isn’t exactly a picnic but it’ll seem that way compared to what you’ll get if you do this at a soccer game again.” “We’re going to be going to the bathroom IMMEDIATELY when we need to from now on, aren’t we?” Coach Spellman asks the freshman. “Yes, Ma’am,” she answers enthusiastically, “I really don’t want to have any another accident in my panties and I really, really don’t want to have a do worse punishment than I got this time.”
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