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 April 9, 2012.
Before getting down to our cases for today, we have a bit of committee business to deal with – a particularly unpleasant and disgusting bit of committee business. It seems that just a short time ago, one of our students discovered a particularly gruesome mess in the Science Wing girls’ room. In the last stall away from the door, there is a major bowel movement all over the floor in front of the toilet.
“I was going in there to use the toilet – I had to go both ways really bad,” reports Abby, a very bright junior Science whiz, who found the mess, “It was right there on the floor – I almost stepped in it when I pulled open the stall door.” “I screamed when I saw it and I started to throw up a little,” she reports, “For a second, I thought I was about to go #2 in my pants.” Why she was more inclined to go #2 in her pants than #1 is anybody’s guess but it’s not really important. “That was really disgusting!” she continues, with a look on her face that I can’t even begin to describe, “I just ran out of there as fast as I could.” “I couldn’t even go to the bathroom at all in there after seeing that,” she adds. She tells us that she immediately went back to class and told Dr. Flower (her Science teacher) about what she saw. Fortunately, Dr. Flower did let her go to a different girls’ room to do her business and Abby is happy to report that she did indeed make it to the toilet in time. And then Dr. Flower, of course, reported that which was in the girls’ room.
Our TVPC investigators were immediately sent to the scene and though we don’t know yet who did this, they have concluded that it was no accident. Some girl – we assume it was a girl – deliberately squatted down in front of the toilet and did her bowel movement on the floor. “There’s no mess on the toilet seat and there’s barely any on the toilet itself,” reports Mrs. Johns, our ace investigator. “I’ve seen girls try to squat over the toilet and miss the bowl,” she says, “But they always get a bunch of it on the seat and all over the toilet – especially the front of the toilet.” “This girl got it all on the floor,” she reports, “She was obviously aiming for the floor if she didn’t even get any of it on the toilet seat.” Messing on the floor, regardless of how it happened, is a violation of TVPC rules. But doing so on purpose, of course, is a far more serious violation. When we catch her, I’d really hate to be the girl who did this.
In the meantime, I direct Mrs. Johns to continue to lead the investigation. In fact, we have investigators in the girls’ room now, pouring over the scene in the stall looking for clues. I also note that we have 2 girls already assigned to bathroom cleaning punishment in that Science Wing girls’ room. These were assigned previously to fulfill bathroom cleaning punishments imposed by the TVPC for prior toilet violations. As per the usual procedure in a case like this, the girls will just have to work around the messy stall and let our investigators continue their work. When our investigators are done and assuming we’ve yet to actually find the guilty party, one of those poor girls will then have to clean that mess up.
As I look over at Defendants’ Row (where the girls sit as they wait for their case to be called), I cannot help but notice Libby, a raven-haired cheerleader, giggling as we received the news of the mess in the girls’ room. “Do you think that’s funny, young lady?” I ask her, “Do you think it’s funny that one of your classmates would just squat down and mess on the floor?” “If you think it’s so funny, perhaps you’d like to clean it up?” I offer, a tinge of anger in my voice. “No sir!” she quickly answers, her stupid giggling quickly gone, “I think that’s disgusting.” “I don’t know who would do something like that,” she says, “But some of the girls at this school are really disgusting.” “I just go in the toilet myself,” she quickly adds, a look of seriousness in her eyes. “Well, you don’t only go in the toilet,” I point out, “You’ve got a few times going in your pants instead.” “Yes sir,” she says ashamedly, bowing her head in shame as she says it.
Since I’m already talking to Libby (and since I don’t particularly like seeing her sitting there with that silly yet smug look on her face), we might as well deal with her case first. Happily, she hasn’t messed in her panties today. Instead, she apparently just had a major bowel movement in the girls’ room between 7th and 8th period today – that bowel movement causing her to be about 10 minutes late for her 8th period Math class.
“You know I’m sympathetic when girls have to use the bathroom,” explains Miss Spellman, Libby’s Geometry teacher, “I’d certainly rather have they go to the girls’ room when they need to than disrupt my class with a mess in their pants.” “And I’m not particularly strict with girls getting to class exactly on time, either,” she continues, “I know it takes time to use the toilet – especially when it’s number 2 – and there’s not a lot of time between classes to do it.” “If they’re a minute or two late for class because they went to the girls’ room between classes, I’ll usually cut them a break,” the pretty, young Math teacher explains, “That’s actually better than taking 4 or 5 minutes to go during class.” “But Libby was 10 minutes late for class today,” Miss Spellman reports, “There’s really no reason it should take that long to go to the bathroom – even if it was number 2.”
“I still expect you to hurry up and get done as fast as you can,” she says to Libby, “You can’t just hang around in the girls’ room and take your sweet time.” “I can’t let you be 10 minutes late for class,” she adds, again addressing Libby, “I have to report you for that.”
Libby just stands there apparently without anything to say. This is not a serious toilet violation by any means, but Libby is typically full of excuses no matter which toilet violation she commits. She’s quite fond of blaming a student named Sabrina for her own toilet-related difficulties – especially when she messes in her panties. But how Sabrina is to blame for Libby’s inability to get to the toilet in time is never quite fully explained. I guess it must be magic or something. It must be a witch – err, I mean a bitch – not to be able to take responsibility for your own bodily functions.
“I guess I’m guilty,” Libby finally speaks, “It’s not fair but I guess I’m going to have to get punished for this.” Foolishly, I can’t resist asking her what’s unfair about it. “Were you not 10 minutes late for class as Miss Spellman said?” I ask her, “She could probably also charge you with loitering in the girls’ room after all that time.” “I wasn’t loitering – I was just going to the bathroom,” she insists, starting to get a little annoyed, “Geez! – You punish me for going in my panties, and now you’re going to punish me for going in the toilet.” “I just know that Miss Spellman would never write up Sabrina for being late to class because she was in the bathroom,” Libby asserts, “Miss Spellman would never write up Sabrina for anything.” “It must be nice to be a teacher’s pet like Sabrina and not get written up for anything,” Libby rants on, “But when you’re me, you even get punished for going to the bathroom.” “So this is all Sabrina’s fault again?” I ask Libby, sarcastically, “Geez! – That sounds familiar.” I’m not saying its Sabrina’s fault,” she answers, “But why am I always the one who has to get punished for stuff? – Sabrina never gets punished for anything, especially with Miss Spellman.” “It’s just not fair,” Libby adds.
I reach for my gavel to end this ridiculous discussion, but I don’t get to it fast enough. “You’re wrong, Libby,” Miss Spellman says, “You get punished when you do something wrong – like messing in your panties and WHEN YOU TAKE WAY TOO LONG IN THE GIRLS’ ROOM!” “And it’s perfectly fair,” the pretty, young Math teacher continues, “Because Sabrina also gets punished when she does something wrong.” She goes on to explain that she filed a Violation Report on Sabrina 2 days ago for flushing a sanitary pad down the toilet and clogging the toilet in the process. “In fact, Sabrina’s doing after school bathroom cleaning punishment right now because of that,” Miss Spellman explains, “She’s got 3 days of that for the offense that I wrote her up for.” “I know!” Libby says, a peculiar smile suddenly on her face.
I’m a bit puzzled by Libby’s reaction. But then again, Libby is quite a puzzling young lady and she does seem to have a particular and a peculiar interest with Sabrina. I’ve quite frankly had enough of this case. “Late for Class for Bathroom Purposes” is NOT a serious offense and we’ve already spent more time on it than it’s worth. Libby gets 2 days detention and has to write, “I will not be late for class when I use the girls’ room again” 150 times. And even that is only because of her record of other toilet violations.
“Now, go sit in the back with the other girls in detention,” I tell her, “And if you know what’s go for you, I won’t hear from you again.”
Next on the TVPC agenda this afternoon, the TVPC must address some rumors that have been circulating around the school. They are not particularly nice rumors and they concern our lovely cheerleading coach Miss Musso. Miss Musso is with us this afternoon, clad as she usually is in a red spandex sweat suit that only highlights what great shape she is in. Faithful readers of the TVPC should know Miss Musso for her frequent visits before the TVPC as cheerleading coach – bringing before us cheerleaders who’ve had accidents at games or otherwise committed violations of TVPC rules.
But faithful readers of the TVPC should also recognize Miss Musso for her own appearances before the TVPC – that is, appearances during which she herself was charged with messing in her panties. That’s an unusual circumstance to be sure since the TVPC only has the power to punish toilet violations from students and not those of teachers and coaches, but Miss Musso is a special case. Our lovely cheerleading coach has had some major issues with having her bowel movements away from our school. At our school, of course, she has the benefit of using the nicer faculty bathroom facilities. But when she visits other schools with our cheerleaders, she usually has to use the same facilities as her cheerleaders – facilities that oftentimes are nothing more than port-o-pottys or perhaps regular girls’ room facilities lacking cleanliness or adequate privacy. In fact, just a few weeks ago at the March 19th TVPC session, we had to punish several toilet offenders among her cheerleaders for toilet violations that certainly where the direct result of the girls’ room facilities at a neighboring high school not having doors on the stalls. Fortunately, Miss Musso herself was able to keep her own panties clean and dry that night. But now, with the football and basketball cheerleading seasons past, rumors have suddenly begun to circulate of toilet problems had by our lovely cheerleading coach.
“How’s it going, Grace?” I ask our sexy and shapely cheerleading coach. “Pretty good, Mr. Chairman,” she tells me. “It’s been a good year with the cheerleaders,” she explains, “We did have some toilet problems – a few accidents here and there and stuff – but I think it went pretty well.” “Well, it was certainly better for you this year, wasn’t it,” I point out, “I don’t think last year is a year you’d want to go through again.” “That’s for sure, Mr. Chairman,” she acknowledges, as a look of shame overtakes her, no doubt recalling her embarrassments of last school year.
Last year, Miss Musso had not 1 but 2 quite embarrassing soiling accidents as the cheerleading coach. The first occurred in December on opening night of the basketball season while the second occurred in March at a state tournament basketball game. And, as I understand it, she barely avoided another one from not wanting to use a port-o-potty at a football game – running for the girls’ room when she got back to our school and barely making it to the toilet in time. Not only where these quite embarrassing for the cheerleading coach – even the red spandex that she always wears at games could not conceal the loads in her panties – but she felt the wrath of the TVPC for each one. As has been noted, the TVPC ordinarily doesn’t punish teachers and coaches for their accidents and other toilet violations. But Miss Musso is a woman of conscience and takes her role as cheerleading coach quite seriously. Even she didn’t think it fair that her girls were getting punished for accidents (sometimes quite severely since doing it a game is the more serious violation of an accident while representing the school) and she was not punished for her improper toilet behavior. With the cold eyes of her cheerleaders upon her (many of whom had been punished by Coach Musso for their own toilet misdeeds), our cheerleading coach rather bravely volunteered to accept TVPC punishments for those accidents. Accordingly, for her first accident she had to write 500 sentences and serve a few days of detention. For her second, though, she not only had to write 1,000 times but it was 1,000 times on the blackboard after school. Furthermore, she had to write a 1,000 word apology letter to each of her cheerleaders. “Those punishments were awful and they took a lot of time to finish, too,” she continues, “And they certainly were really embarrassing to have to do at my age.” “But I think it was the right thing to do,” she continues, “It was just as wrong of me to mess in my panties as it was for my girls and I deserved the punishment just like they did.” “I learned my lesson – I think I learned my lesson even more so than my girls did,” she points out, “I learned that no matter if it’s a port-o-potty or whatever, when you have to go, you just have to sit down and do it.”
“Well, I’m certainly glad to hear that, Grace,” I tell her, “Because I’ve heard some troubling rumors about your toilet habits at games this year as well.” “I’ve heard those rumors, too,” she says, “And it’s really frustrating when I hear them.” “I know that I have a reputation for having accidents now,” she continues, “But that was last year and as I said, I’ve learned my lesson since.” “I’m not saying that you’re guilty of having any accidents,” I clarify, “I’m just saying that we need to discuss these rumors.”
“I understand, Mr. Chairman,” she tells me. “But I think you should consider the source of those rumors,” Miss Musso continues, directing a sneer toward the spectators’ section of the TVPC committee room, “I think we all know that starting these rumors was all about getting revenge.” “You’re damn right it’s all about getting revenge,” shouts a voice from the spectator’s section, “But that still doesn’t mean the rumors aren’t true – It still doesn’t mean that you didn’t shit your pants again this year.” Immediately, I bang my gavel to restore order. That voice from the spectators’ section comes from a girl I remember quite well and a girl who should be similarly familiar to the faithful readers of the TVPC. That girl is Sharon, a tall, pretty blonde, who graduated last year. Sharon was, of course, a cheerleader for Miss Musso last year and suffice to say, they didn’t get along particularly well. As I understand it, she is currently attending the local community college and apparently she has something – perhaps a great deal – to do with these rumors about her former cheerleading coach. “As I said, Mr. Chairman, consider the source of these rumors,” Miss Musso tells me again, “Obviously she’s still got a mouth like a sewer and an attitude to match.” “And you’ve still got the toilet habits of a 5 year old,” Sharon answers back, “No wait – Unlike you most 5 years olds don’t mess in their pants anymore.”
My name is Arnold Ziffel and I’m chairman of the TVPC. What follows are the summary minutes of the TVPC meeting of April 9, 2012.
Before getting down to our cases for today, we have a bit of committee business to deal with – a particularly unpleasant and disgusting bit of committee business. It seems that just a short time ago, one of our students discovered a particularly gruesome mess in the Science Wing girls’ room. In the last stall away from the door, there is a major bowel movement all over the floor in front of the toilet.
“I was going in there to use the toilet – I had to go both ways really bad,” reports Abby, a very bright junior Science whiz, who found the mess, “It was right there on the floor – I almost stepped in it when I pulled open the stall door.” “I screamed when I saw it and I started to throw up a little,” she reports, “For a second, I thought I was about to go #2 in my pants.” Why she was more inclined to go #2 in her pants than #1 is anybody’s guess but it’s not really important. “That was really disgusting!” she continues, with a look on her face that I can’t even begin to describe, “I just ran out of there as fast as I could.” “I couldn’t even go to the bathroom at all in there after seeing that,” she adds. She tells us that she immediately went back to class and told Dr. Flower (her Science teacher) about what she saw. Fortunately, Dr. Flower did let her go to a different girls’ room to do her business and Abby is happy to report that she did indeed make it to the toilet in time. And then Dr. Flower, of course, reported that which was in the girls’ room.
Our TVPC investigators were immediately sent to the scene and though we don’t know yet who did this, they have concluded that it was no accident. Some girl – we assume it was a girl – deliberately squatted down in front of the toilet and did her bowel movement on the floor. “There’s no mess on the toilet seat and there’s barely any on the toilet itself,” reports Mrs. Johns, our ace investigator. “I’ve seen girls try to squat over the toilet and miss the bowl,” she says, “But they always get a bunch of it on the seat and all over the toilet – especially the front of the toilet.” “This girl got it all on the floor,” she reports, “She was obviously aiming for the floor if she didn’t even get any of it on the toilet seat.” Messing on the floor, regardless of how it happened, is a violation of TVPC rules. But doing so on purpose, of course, is a far more serious violation. When we catch her, I’d really hate to be the girl who did this.
In the meantime, I direct Mrs. Johns to continue to lead the investigation. In fact, we have investigators in the girls’ room now, pouring over the scene in the stall looking for clues. I also note that we have 2 girls already assigned to bathroom cleaning punishment in that Science Wing girls’ room. These were assigned previously to fulfill bathroom cleaning punishments imposed by the TVPC for prior toilet violations. As per the usual procedure in a case like this, the girls will just have to work around the messy stall and let our investigators continue their work. When our investigators are done and assuming we’ve yet to actually find the guilty party, one of those poor girls will then have to clean that mess up.
As I look over at Defendants’ Row (where the girls sit as they wait for their case to be called), I cannot help but notice Libby, a raven-haired cheerleader, giggling as we received the news of the mess in the girls’ room. “Do you think that’s funny, young lady?” I ask her, “Do you think it’s funny that one of your classmates would just squat down and mess on the floor?” “If you think it’s so funny, perhaps you’d like to clean it up?” I offer, a tinge of anger in my voice. “No sir!” she quickly answers, her stupid giggling quickly gone, “I think that’s disgusting.” “I don’t know who would do something like that,” she says, “But some of the girls at this school are really disgusting.” “I just go in the toilet myself,” she quickly adds, a look of seriousness in her eyes. “Well, you don’t only go in the toilet,” I point out, “You’ve got a few times going in your pants instead.” “Yes sir,” she says ashamedly, bowing her head in shame as she says it.
Since I’m already talking to Libby (and since I don’t particularly like seeing her sitting there with that silly yet smug look on her face), we might as well deal with her case first. Happily, she hasn’t messed in her panties today. Instead, she apparently just had a major bowel movement in the girls’ room between 7th and 8th period today – that bowel movement causing her to be about 10 minutes late for her 8th period Math class.
“You know I’m sympathetic when girls have to use the bathroom,” explains Miss Spellman, Libby’s Geometry teacher, “I’d certainly rather have they go to the girls’ room when they need to than disrupt my class with a mess in their pants.” “And I’m not particularly strict with girls getting to class exactly on time, either,” she continues, “I know it takes time to use the toilet – especially when it’s number 2 – and there’s not a lot of time between classes to do it.” “If they’re a minute or two late for class because they went to the girls’ room between classes, I’ll usually cut them a break,” the pretty, young Math teacher explains, “That’s actually better than taking 4 or 5 minutes to go during class.” “But Libby was 10 minutes late for class today,” Miss Spellman reports, “There’s really no reason it should take that long to go to the bathroom – even if it was number 2.”
“I still expect you to hurry up and get done as fast as you can,” she says to Libby, “You can’t just hang around in the girls’ room and take your sweet time.” “I can’t let you be 10 minutes late for class,” she adds, again addressing Libby, “I have to report you for that.”
Libby just stands there apparently without anything to say. This is not a serious toilet violation by any means, but Libby is typically full of excuses no matter which toilet violation she commits. She’s quite fond of blaming a student named Sabrina for her own toilet-related difficulties – especially when she messes in her panties. But how Sabrina is to blame for Libby’s inability to get to the toilet in time is never quite fully explained. I guess it must be magic or something. It must be a witch – err, I mean a bitch – not to be able to take responsibility for your own bodily functions.
“I guess I’m guilty,” Libby finally speaks, “It’s not fair but I guess I’m going to have to get punished for this.” Foolishly, I can’t resist asking her what’s unfair about it. “Were you not 10 minutes late for class as Miss Spellman said?” I ask her, “She could probably also charge you with loitering in the girls’ room after all that time.” “I wasn’t loitering – I was just going to the bathroom,” she insists, starting to get a little annoyed, “Geez! – You punish me for going in my panties, and now you’re going to punish me for going in the toilet.” “I just know that Miss Spellman would never write up Sabrina for being late to class because she was in the bathroom,” Libby asserts, “Miss Spellman would never write up Sabrina for anything.” “It must be nice to be a teacher’s pet like Sabrina and not get written up for anything,” Libby rants on, “But when you’re me, you even get punished for going to the bathroom.” “So this is all Sabrina’s fault again?” I ask Libby, sarcastically, “Geez! – That sounds familiar.” I’m not saying its Sabrina’s fault,” she answers, “But why am I always the one who has to get punished for stuff? – Sabrina never gets punished for anything, especially with Miss Spellman.” “It’s just not fair,” Libby adds.
I reach for my gavel to end this ridiculous discussion, but I don’t get to it fast enough. “You’re wrong, Libby,” Miss Spellman says, “You get punished when you do something wrong – like messing in your panties and WHEN YOU TAKE WAY TOO LONG IN THE GIRLS’ ROOM!” “And it’s perfectly fair,” the pretty, young Math teacher continues, “Because Sabrina also gets punished when she does something wrong.” She goes on to explain that she filed a Violation Report on Sabrina 2 days ago for flushing a sanitary pad down the toilet and clogging the toilet in the process. “In fact, Sabrina’s doing after school bathroom cleaning punishment right now because of that,” Miss Spellman explains, “She’s got 3 days of that for the offense that I wrote her up for.” “I know!” Libby says, a peculiar smile suddenly on her face.
I’m a bit puzzled by Libby’s reaction. But then again, Libby is quite a puzzling young lady and she does seem to have a particular and a peculiar interest with Sabrina. I’ve quite frankly had enough of this case. “Late for Class for Bathroom Purposes” is NOT a serious offense and we’ve already spent more time on it than it’s worth. Libby gets 2 days detention and has to write, “I will not be late for class when I use the girls’ room again” 150 times. And even that is only because of her record of other toilet violations.
“Now, go sit in the back with the other girls in detention,” I tell her, “And if you know what’s go for you, I won’t hear from you again.”
Next on the TVPC agenda this afternoon, the TVPC must address some rumors that have been circulating around the school. They are not particularly nice rumors and they concern our lovely cheerleading coach Miss Musso. Miss Musso is with us this afternoon, clad as she usually is in a red spandex sweat suit that only highlights what great shape she is in. Faithful readers of the TVPC should know Miss Musso for her frequent visits before the TVPC as cheerleading coach – bringing before us cheerleaders who’ve had accidents at games or otherwise committed violations of TVPC rules.
But faithful readers of the TVPC should also recognize Miss Musso for her own appearances before the TVPC – that is, appearances during which she herself was charged with messing in her panties. That’s an unusual circumstance to be sure since the TVPC only has the power to punish toilet violations from students and not those of teachers and coaches, but Miss Musso is a special case. Our lovely cheerleading coach has had some major issues with having her bowel movements away from our school. At our school, of course, she has the benefit of using the nicer faculty bathroom facilities. But when she visits other schools with our cheerleaders, she usually has to use the same facilities as her cheerleaders – facilities that oftentimes are nothing more than port-o-pottys or perhaps regular girls’ room facilities lacking cleanliness or adequate privacy. In fact, just a few weeks ago at the March 19th TVPC session, we had to punish several toilet offenders among her cheerleaders for toilet violations that certainly where the direct result of the girls’ room facilities at a neighboring high school not having doors on the stalls. Fortunately, Miss Musso herself was able to keep her own panties clean and dry that night. But now, with the football and basketball cheerleading seasons past, rumors have suddenly begun to circulate of toilet problems had by our lovely cheerleading coach.
“How’s it going, Grace?” I ask our sexy and shapely cheerleading coach. “Pretty good, Mr. Chairman,” she tells me. “It’s been a good year with the cheerleaders,” she explains, “We did have some toilet problems – a few accidents here and there and stuff – but I think it went pretty well.” “Well, it was certainly better for you this year, wasn’t it,” I point out, “I don’t think last year is a year you’d want to go through again.” “That’s for sure, Mr. Chairman,” she acknowledges, as a look of shame overtakes her, no doubt recalling her embarrassments of last school year.
Last year, Miss Musso had not 1 but 2 quite embarrassing soiling accidents as the cheerleading coach. The first occurred in December on opening night of the basketball season while the second occurred in March at a state tournament basketball game. And, as I understand it, she barely avoided another one from not wanting to use a port-o-potty at a football game – running for the girls’ room when she got back to our school and barely making it to the toilet in time. Not only where these quite embarrassing for the cheerleading coach – even the red spandex that she always wears at games could not conceal the loads in her panties – but she felt the wrath of the TVPC for each one. As has been noted, the TVPC ordinarily doesn’t punish teachers and coaches for their accidents and other toilet violations. But Miss Musso is a woman of conscience and takes her role as cheerleading coach quite seriously. Even she didn’t think it fair that her girls were getting punished for accidents (sometimes quite severely since doing it a game is the more serious violation of an accident while representing the school) and she was not punished for her improper toilet behavior. With the cold eyes of her cheerleaders upon her (many of whom had been punished by Coach Musso for their own toilet misdeeds), our cheerleading coach rather bravely volunteered to accept TVPC punishments for those accidents. Accordingly, for her first accident she had to write 500 sentences and serve a few days of detention. For her second, though, she not only had to write 1,000 times but it was 1,000 times on the blackboard after school. Furthermore, she had to write a 1,000 word apology letter to each of her cheerleaders. “Those punishments were awful and they took a lot of time to finish, too,” she continues, “And they certainly were really embarrassing to have to do at my age.” “But I think it was the right thing to do,” she continues, “It was just as wrong of me to mess in my panties as it was for my girls and I deserved the punishment just like they did.” “I learned my lesson – I think I learned my lesson even more so than my girls did,” she points out, “I learned that no matter if it’s a port-o-potty or whatever, when you have to go, you just have to sit down and do it.”
“Well, I’m certainly glad to hear that, Grace,” I tell her, “Because I’ve heard some troubling rumors about your toilet habits at games this year as well.” “I’ve heard those rumors, too,” she says, “And it’s really frustrating when I hear them.” “I know that I have a reputation for having accidents now,” she continues, “But that was last year and as I said, I’ve learned my lesson since.” “I’m not saying that you’re guilty of having any accidents,” I clarify, “I’m just saying that we need to discuss these rumors.”
“I understand, Mr. Chairman,” she tells me. “But I think you should consider the source of those rumors,” Miss Musso continues, directing a sneer toward the spectators’ section of the TVPC committee room, “I think we all know that starting these rumors was all about getting revenge.” “You’re damn right it’s all about getting revenge,” shouts a voice from the spectator’s section, “But that still doesn’t mean the rumors aren’t true – It still doesn’t mean that you didn’t shit your pants again this year.” Immediately, I bang my gavel to restore order. That voice from the spectators’ section comes from a girl I remember quite well and a girl who should be similarly familiar to the faithful readers of the TVPC. That girl is Sharon, a tall, pretty blonde, who graduated last year. Sharon was, of course, a cheerleader for Miss Musso last year and suffice to say, they didn’t get along particularly well. As I understand it, she is currently attending the local community college and apparently she has something – perhaps a great deal – to do with these rumors about her former cheerleading coach. “As I said, Mr. Chairman, consider the source of these rumors,” Miss Musso tells me again, “Obviously she’s still got a mouth like a sewer and an attitude to match.” “And you’ve still got the toilet habits of a 5 year old,” Sharon answers back, “No wait – Unlike you most 5 years olds don’t mess in their pants anymore.”
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