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 October 11, 2012
We begin this afternoon’s session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) with a case arising on the school’s Field Hockey team. Yesterday, our girls’ Field Hockey team won a thrilling overtime victory at neighboring Capeside HS. Unfortunately, one of the girls on the team – specifically a junior named Brianna -- apparently committed a toilet violation while she was there. As faithful readers of the TVPC know, this would be a toilet violation while representing the school. That’s more serious than a toilet violation occurring during the regular school day. Coach Partridge, in her first year as coach of the team, has filed the Violation Report against Brianna and is here to present the case.
“Brianna went to the bathroom in the bushes at the game,” the pretty, first year coach and English teacher tells us, “It was halftime of the game and she just went into the bushes behind the storage shed and did her business there.” Out of the corner of my eye, I can see the athletic and outgoing Brianna flash her coach an annoyed look. “It’s one thing to go in the bushes when there’s no other choice,” the coach explains, “Obviously, I’d rather they go in the bushes than go in their pants.” “But there were regular bathroom facilities right there in the school building,” the coach explains further, “There was no reason for Brianna to be going to the bathroom in the bushes outside instead.”
“So I went to the bathroom in the bushes – I don’t see what the big deal is,” Brianna chimes in, “I was behind the storage shed and in a clump of bushes – It’s not like anyone could see me or anything.” “What do you think people were thinking when they saw you go back there,” the coach tells the friendly and outgoing Brianna angrily, “Maybe they didn’t actually see you with your pants down, but they knew very well what you were going back there to do.” “I don’t want people thinking that our team and our school doesn’t have any class,” she tells the junior, “We can’t just go to the bathroom anyplace we feel like it.” “There were bathrooms open and available right there in the school,” Coach Partridge reminds her, “All you had to do was take a little walk.” “You’re quite right, Laurie,” I tell Coach Partridge, “Urinating in the bushes is only what you do if there’s no other bathroom available.”
“I take it you’re admitting you went in the bushes?” I ask the Brianna, “I take it you’re pleading ‘Guilty’ to the charge?” At first, she just stands there with that same annoyed look on her face. But I press her for an answer. “Well, I did it so that makes me guilty, I suppose,” she says, “But I still don’t see what the big deal is.” “The school was all the way on the other side of the parking lot and the storage shed was right there next to the field,” Brianna explains, “So when I had to go and it was halftime of the game, I just ducked behind the storage shed to do it.” “I certainly know how to pop-a-squat if I have to,” she tells us, “With all the camping my family does, I’d really be in big trouble if I couldn’t.” “I still don’t see what the big deal is,” she says again, “Whether I poop in the toilet or in the bushes, it’s all pretty much the same to me.”
That last comment catches everyone by surprise. “Poop?” I ask her, “Did you just tell us that you DEFECATED in the bushes at the game?” “I just assumed you went back there to urinate,” I tell her. “I just assumed that, too,” Coach Partridge adds. “You didn’t really pop-a-squat back there to have a bowel movement, do you?” the coach asks Brianna. But Brianna just nods her head “yes.” “I just can’t believe you’d do that,” Laurie – that is, Coach Partridge, tells her angrily. “Urinating in the bushes is one thing – That’s bad enough,” she tells her, “But having a bowel movement back there is even worse.” “I just can’t believe that you’d do something like that,” she says, shaking her head, “I just can’t believe you wouldn’t walk over to the school and do that in a regular toilet.” “I don’t even want to know what you did about wiping yourself,” a very disgusted Coach Partridge points out.
“What difference does it make what I had to do and where I did it?” the junior says, with an annoyed tone, “I had to go to the bathroom and I went to the bathroom.” “Why did I have to go all the way into the school when I had bushes with privacy right there,” she argues, “As long as I didn’t go in my pants, I still don’t see what the big deal is.” “The big deal is that you’re supposed to go to the bathroom in the toilet,” the coach says to her, “And that’s especially true when you’re having a bowel movement!”
With that, I bang my gavel. “We really don’t need to argue this anymore,” I tell them both, “Brianna is obviously guilty as charged – In fact, she’s actually MORE guilty than the charge.” I then direct the TVPC clerk to amend the charge on Brianna’s offense. “The charge is amended to note that you DEFECATED in the bushes outside,” I tell her, “That’s obviously a bit more serious than just urinating there.” That brings another annoyed look to the cute junior’s recently braces-free face. “Well, I actually did both functions there,” she tells me sarcastically. “So would you rather face a separate charge and A SEPARATE PUNISHMENT for each bodily function you did?” I ask her angrily, “Or would you rather I just punish you for the more serious one?” “I’ll just take the one punishment, thank you,” she says, considerably more contrite this time. “I thought so,” I tell her.
Finally, I can now proceed to Brianna’s punishment. Coach Partridge recommends that Brianna do some toilet sitting punishment. “I think she’d benefit by doing some time on the toilet,” the coach says, “Perhaps that will help to teach her the proper place to urinate and have her bowel movements.” I couldn’t agree more. “That’ll be a week of detention and a week of your study hall period sitting on the toilet,” I tell her, “And that’ll be on the toilet in the girls’ locker room.” She’ll also have to write 300 times, “I will not urinate or defecate in the bushes at Field Hockey games again.” She’s certainly not happy to getting all that punishment (especially the lengthy writing assignment), but she knows better than to argue. “Just use the toilet from now on,” I tell her, “Or you may find yourself without your toilet privileges at all.”
As long as Coach Partridge is still here, we may as well deal with another matter concerning the girls’ Field Hockey team. It’s not actually another toilet violation case, but a matter of committee business. For this I call Krista to the podium. She’s a pretty sophomore brunette and also a member of the girls’ Field Hockey team.
It was a week ago yesterday that Krista messed in her panties while playing in a Field Hockey game over at Westdale HS. The next day, of course, she was before the TVPC to get her punishment for panty-soiling – a panty soiling while representing the school, of course. And unfortunately for Krista, it was not her first toilet violation of the Field Hockey season. It was indeed her first accident, but earlier in the Field Hockey season, she faced the TVPC for sneaking into a faculty bathroom at Chatswin HS and having a bowel movement in there. She was playing in a Field Hockey game that afternoon against Chatswin and before the game she and another girl went into the school to use the bathroom. But instead of using the student girls’ room like they should the two of them went and used the faculty/staff bathroom instead. That little adventure cost them each 250 lines of punishment writing and 2 hours in detention.
This all leads to 1 week ago, when Krista was back before the TVPC for messing in her panties the day before while playing for our Field Hockey team against Westdale. I first gave her the customary punishment for a first panty-soiling offense while representing the school – that being, a 500 times writing assignment and a week in detention. But since she had that prior offense for having a bowel movement in a faculty bathroom (again, while representing the school as a member of the girls’ Field Hockey team), I also tacked on a 2,000 word essay about her toilet habits at Field Hockey games and what she intends to do to improve them. Yesterday, she handed in those 500 times – written neatly on the front and back of 20 sheets of paper. But as of today, she still hasn’t handed in that 2,000 word essay. So now, as per the usual procedure, I’m calling her before the TVPC to give her one last chance to hand it in before her punishment gets doubled to a grueling 4,000 words.
“I hope you’ve finished that essay, Krista,” I tell the polite and pretty sophomore, “I know 2,000 words isn’t easy, but it’s nothing compared to 4,000.” “Yes sir, I have it done,” she tells me, holding up a packet of papers which I presume is her completed essay, “I was up pretty late to finish it, but here it is.” I then direct her to hand over the completed essay to the TVPC clerk. Our clerk looks it over and pronounces that it appears to be in good order. It will, of course, be checked closely and the words themselves carefully counted, but for now, Krista’s essay is accepted. “I trust that we’ve learned something from this?” Coach Partridge asks her, “I trust that we won’t be doing bowel movements in our panties any more?” “Yes Ma’am, I mean No Ma’am,” Krista mumbles. “I mean I won’t be going in my panties anymore,” she then explains, “I certainly don’t want to be writing another 2,000 word essay.” “The next one will be 5,000 words,” I point out, “This one will be a picnic compared to that.” “Yes sir,” she tells me, “I’ll remember that the next time I need to use the bathroom at a Field Hockey game.”
Hardly a day goes by for the TVPC when we don’t have at least one case of a girl soiling her panties in school and today is no exception. In fact, today we have 2 such cases.
The first such case is that of Phoebe, a sweet and pretty, although quite ditzy, junior. She’s got a substantial load in her panties this afternoon – easily detectable under her tight fitting jeans. Phoebe pleads “Guilty” to the panty-soiling, her 2nd such offense so far this school year, but notes that it happened in her History class with Mr. Feeney. Hearing that teacher’s name brings a few groans from the girls in the TVPC committee room today – more than a few of them serving detention due to bathroom-related issues with Mr. Feeney. Suffice to say, Mr. Feeney and the girls are not FRIENDS.
“I had to go and he wouldn’t let me go to the girls’ room,” Phoebe explains matter-of-factly, citing a familiar refrain. Mr. Feeney, a History teacher, is probably the strictest teacher in the whole school and maintains a strict “no girls’ room passes allowed” policy in all his classes. “Obviously, I did the mess in my panties,” Phoebe says, pointing to the bulge in the back of her jeans, “So I guess I just have to plead ‘Guilty’ and accept my punishment.” “But I just want to say that I really wanted to do this in the toilet instead of my pants,” she tells us, “I begged Mr. Feeney for a girls’ room pass but he just wouldn’t let me go.” “I know that teachers don’t have to give us bathroom passes if they don’t want to,” Phoebe acknowledges, “But I just wish that Mr. Feeney would sometimes – Especially when he knows how bad we really have to go.” “I know that I have to be responsible for my own bodily functions,” she further acknowledges, “But I really did want to go do it in the girls’ room like I’m supposed to do.” “I was trying to be responsible and go in the toilet but Mr. Feeney wouldn’t let me,” she adds, “I just wouldn’t have had an accident at all if he let me go to the girls’ room when I asked – That’s all I’m trying to say.”
Mr. Feeney is here and, like he always does, defends his strict, “no girls’ room passes policy.” “Class time is my time – it’s for learning,” Mr. Feeney says, “They can go to the lavatory on their own time.” “Sometimes we have to go during class time and we can’t wait,” shouts out Rachel, one of Phoebe’s FRIENDS. “Just look at the back of Phoebe’s pants,” Rachel argues, “Obviously, she really did have to go.” Rachel is here serving detention for a panty-soiling accident 2 days ago. That one had nothing to do with Mr. Feeney (she was trying to hold it in at lunch because she didn’t want to do it in the crowded girls’ room near the cafeteria) but she’s had her own problems with Mr. Feeney in the past. The ever strict History then argues that Rachel should receive an additional punishment (he suggests a 500 times writing assignment) for calling out like that. I decide, however, that a warning will suffice. “One more time, young lady, and I will take Mr. Feeney’s advice,” I warn Rachel, “It takes a long time to write 500 times and it’s certainly no fun doing it.”
Mr. Feeney also argues that Phoebe should receive the maximum punishment for her accident in his class – specifically his 5th period History class. That suggestion is just downright absurd. Though Phoebe is indeed responsible for her own bodily functions and must be punished for her accident, it’s impossible to not to consider the circumstances of how it happened. She apparently had every intention to go do it in the girls’ room like she’s supposed to do, but it was Mr. Feeney who prevented that from happening. Phoebe will have to serve 2 days in detention and write “I will not soil my panties in school again” 200 times. Mr. Feeney looks disappointed at the punishment, while Phoebe, though obviously embarrassed at having an accident, looks relieved.
My name is Arnold Ziffel and I’m chairman of the TVPC. What follows are the summary minutes of the TVPC meeting of October 11, 2012
We begin this afternoon’s session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) with a case arising on the school’s Field Hockey team. Yesterday, our girls’ Field Hockey team won a thrilling overtime victory at neighboring Capeside HS. Unfortunately, one of the girls on the team – specifically a junior named Brianna -- apparently committed a toilet violation while she was there. As faithful readers of the TVPC know, this would be a toilet violation while representing the school. That’s more serious than a toilet violation occurring during the regular school day. Coach Partridge, in her first year as coach of the team, has filed the Violation Report against Brianna and is here to present the case.
“Brianna went to the bathroom in the bushes at the game,” the pretty, first year coach and English teacher tells us, “It was halftime of the game and she just went into the bushes behind the storage shed and did her business there.” Out of the corner of my eye, I can see the athletic and outgoing Brianna flash her coach an annoyed look. “It’s one thing to go in the bushes when there’s no other choice,” the coach explains, “Obviously, I’d rather they go in the bushes than go in their pants.” “But there were regular bathroom facilities right there in the school building,” the coach explains further, “There was no reason for Brianna to be going to the bathroom in the bushes outside instead.”
“So I went to the bathroom in the bushes – I don’t see what the big deal is,” Brianna chimes in, “I was behind the storage shed and in a clump of bushes – It’s not like anyone could see me or anything.” “What do you think people were thinking when they saw you go back there,” the coach tells the friendly and outgoing Brianna angrily, “Maybe they didn’t actually see you with your pants down, but they knew very well what you were going back there to do.” “I don’t want people thinking that our team and our school doesn’t have any class,” she tells the junior, “We can’t just go to the bathroom anyplace we feel like it.” “There were bathrooms open and available right there in the school,” Coach Partridge reminds her, “All you had to do was take a little walk.” “You’re quite right, Laurie,” I tell Coach Partridge, “Urinating in the bushes is only what you do if there’s no other bathroom available.”
“I take it you’re admitting you went in the bushes?” I ask the Brianna, “I take it you’re pleading ‘Guilty’ to the charge?” At first, she just stands there with that same annoyed look on her face. But I press her for an answer. “Well, I did it so that makes me guilty, I suppose,” she says, “But I still don’t see what the big deal is.” “The school was all the way on the other side of the parking lot and the storage shed was right there next to the field,” Brianna explains, “So when I had to go and it was halftime of the game, I just ducked behind the storage shed to do it.” “I certainly know how to pop-a-squat if I have to,” she tells us, “With all the camping my family does, I’d really be in big trouble if I couldn’t.” “I still don’t see what the big deal is,” she says again, “Whether I poop in the toilet or in the bushes, it’s all pretty much the same to me.”
That last comment catches everyone by surprise. “Poop?” I ask her, “Did you just tell us that you DEFECATED in the bushes at the game?” “I just assumed you went back there to urinate,” I tell her. “I just assumed that, too,” Coach Partridge adds. “You didn’t really pop-a-squat back there to have a bowel movement, do you?” the coach asks Brianna. But Brianna just nods her head “yes.” “I just can’t believe you’d do that,” Laurie – that is, Coach Partridge, tells her angrily. “Urinating in the bushes is one thing – That’s bad enough,” she tells her, “But having a bowel movement back there is even worse.” “I just can’t believe that you’d do something like that,” she says, shaking her head, “I just can’t believe you wouldn’t walk over to the school and do that in a regular toilet.” “I don’t even want to know what you did about wiping yourself,” a very disgusted Coach Partridge points out.
“What difference does it make what I had to do and where I did it?” the junior says, with an annoyed tone, “I had to go to the bathroom and I went to the bathroom.” “Why did I have to go all the way into the school when I had bushes with privacy right there,” she argues, “As long as I didn’t go in my pants, I still don’t see what the big deal is.” “The big deal is that you’re supposed to go to the bathroom in the toilet,” the coach says to her, “And that’s especially true when you’re having a bowel movement!”
With that, I bang my gavel. “We really don’t need to argue this anymore,” I tell them both, “Brianna is obviously guilty as charged – In fact, she’s actually MORE guilty than the charge.” I then direct the TVPC clerk to amend the charge on Brianna’s offense. “The charge is amended to note that you DEFECATED in the bushes outside,” I tell her, “That’s obviously a bit more serious than just urinating there.” That brings another annoyed look to the cute junior’s recently braces-free face. “Well, I actually did both functions there,” she tells me sarcastically. “So would you rather face a separate charge and A SEPARATE PUNISHMENT for each bodily function you did?” I ask her angrily, “Or would you rather I just punish you for the more serious one?” “I’ll just take the one punishment, thank you,” she says, considerably more contrite this time. “I thought so,” I tell her.
Finally, I can now proceed to Brianna’s punishment. Coach Partridge recommends that Brianna do some toilet sitting punishment. “I think she’d benefit by doing some time on the toilet,” the coach says, “Perhaps that will help to teach her the proper place to urinate and have her bowel movements.” I couldn’t agree more. “That’ll be a week of detention and a week of your study hall period sitting on the toilet,” I tell her, “And that’ll be on the toilet in the girls’ locker room.” She’ll also have to write 300 times, “I will not urinate or defecate in the bushes at Field Hockey games again.” She’s certainly not happy to getting all that punishment (especially the lengthy writing assignment), but she knows better than to argue. “Just use the toilet from now on,” I tell her, “Or you may find yourself without your toilet privileges at all.”
As long as Coach Partridge is still here, we may as well deal with another matter concerning the girls’ Field Hockey team. It’s not actually another toilet violation case, but a matter of committee business. For this I call Krista to the podium. She’s a pretty sophomore brunette and also a member of the girls’ Field Hockey team.
It was a week ago yesterday that Krista messed in her panties while playing in a Field Hockey game over at Westdale HS. The next day, of course, she was before the TVPC to get her punishment for panty-soiling – a panty soiling while representing the school, of course. And unfortunately for Krista, it was not her first toilet violation of the Field Hockey season. It was indeed her first accident, but earlier in the Field Hockey season, she faced the TVPC for sneaking into a faculty bathroom at Chatswin HS and having a bowel movement in there. She was playing in a Field Hockey game that afternoon against Chatswin and before the game she and another girl went into the school to use the bathroom. But instead of using the student girls’ room like they should the two of them went and used the faculty/staff bathroom instead. That little adventure cost them each 250 lines of punishment writing and 2 hours in detention.
This all leads to 1 week ago, when Krista was back before the TVPC for messing in her panties the day before while playing for our Field Hockey team against Westdale. I first gave her the customary punishment for a first panty-soiling offense while representing the school – that being, a 500 times writing assignment and a week in detention. But since she had that prior offense for having a bowel movement in a faculty bathroom (again, while representing the school as a member of the girls’ Field Hockey team), I also tacked on a 2,000 word essay about her toilet habits at Field Hockey games and what she intends to do to improve them. Yesterday, she handed in those 500 times – written neatly on the front and back of 20 sheets of paper. But as of today, she still hasn’t handed in that 2,000 word essay. So now, as per the usual procedure, I’m calling her before the TVPC to give her one last chance to hand it in before her punishment gets doubled to a grueling 4,000 words.
“I hope you’ve finished that essay, Krista,” I tell the polite and pretty sophomore, “I know 2,000 words isn’t easy, but it’s nothing compared to 4,000.” “Yes sir, I have it done,” she tells me, holding up a packet of papers which I presume is her completed essay, “I was up pretty late to finish it, but here it is.” I then direct her to hand over the completed essay to the TVPC clerk. Our clerk looks it over and pronounces that it appears to be in good order. It will, of course, be checked closely and the words themselves carefully counted, but for now, Krista’s essay is accepted. “I trust that we’ve learned something from this?” Coach Partridge asks her, “I trust that we won’t be doing bowel movements in our panties any more?” “Yes Ma’am, I mean No Ma’am,” Krista mumbles. “I mean I won’t be going in my panties anymore,” she then explains, “I certainly don’t want to be writing another 2,000 word essay.” “The next one will be 5,000 words,” I point out, “This one will be a picnic compared to that.” “Yes sir,” she tells me, “I’ll remember that the next time I need to use the bathroom at a Field Hockey game.”
Hardly a day goes by for the TVPC when we don’t have at least one case of a girl soiling her panties in school and today is no exception. In fact, today we have 2 such cases.
The first such case is that of Phoebe, a sweet and pretty, although quite ditzy, junior. She’s got a substantial load in her panties this afternoon – easily detectable under her tight fitting jeans. Phoebe pleads “Guilty” to the panty-soiling, her 2nd such offense so far this school year, but notes that it happened in her History class with Mr. Feeney. Hearing that teacher’s name brings a few groans from the girls in the TVPC committee room today – more than a few of them serving detention due to bathroom-related issues with Mr. Feeney. Suffice to say, Mr. Feeney and the girls are not FRIENDS.
“I had to go and he wouldn’t let me go to the girls’ room,” Phoebe explains matter-of-factly, citing a familiar refrain. Mr. Feeney, a History teacher, is probably the strictest teacher in the whole school and maintains a strict “no girls’ room passes allowed” policy in all his classes. “Obviously, I did the mess in my panties,” Phoebe says, pointing to the bulge in the back of her jeans, “So I guess I just have to plead ‘Guilty’ and accept my punishment.” “But I just want to say that I really wanted to do this in the toilet instead of my pants,” she tells us, “I begged Mr. Feeney for a girls’ room pass but he just wouldn’t let me go.” “I know that teachers don’t have to give us bathroom passes if they don’t want to,” Phoebe acknowledges, “But I just wish that Mr. Feeney would sometimes – Especially when he knows how bad we really have to go.” “I know that I have to be responsible for my own bodily functions,” she further acknowledges, “But I really did want to go do it in the girls’ room like I’m supposed to do.” “I was trying to be responsible and go in the toilet but Mr. Feeney wouldn’t let me,” she adds, “I just wouldn’t have had an accident at all if he let me go to the girls’ room when I asked – That’s all I’m trying to say.”
Mr. Feeney is here and, like he always does, defends his strict, “no girls’ room passes policy.” “Class time is my time – it’s for learning,” Mr. Feeney says, “They can go to the lavatory on their own time.” “Sometimes we have to go during class time and we can’t wait,” shouts out Rachel, one of Phoebe’s FRIENDS. “Just look at the back of Phoebe’s pants,” Rachel argues, “Obviously, she really did have to go.” Rachel is here serving detention for a panty-soiling accident 2 days ago. That one had nothing to do with Mr. Feeney (she was trying to hold it in at lunch because she didn’t want to do it in the crowded girls’ room near the cafeteria) but she’s had her own problems with Mr. Feeney in the past. The ever strict History then argues that Rachel should receive an additional punishment (he suggests a 500 times writing assignment) for calling out like that. I decide, however, that a warning will suffice. “One more time, young lady, and I will take Mr. Feeney’s advice,” I warn Rachel, “It takes a long time to write 500 times and it’s certainly no fun doing it.”
Mr. Feeney also argues that Phoebe should receive the maximum punishment for her accident in his class – specifically his 5th period History class. That suggestion is just downright absurd. Though Phoebe is indeed responsible for her own bodily functions and must be punished for her accident, it’s impossible to not to consider the circumstances of how it happened. She apparently had every intention to go do it in the girls’ room like she’s supposed to do, but it was Mr. Feeney who prevented that from happening. Phoebe will have to serve 2 days in detention and write “I will not soil my panties in school again” 200 times. Mr. Feeney looks disappointed at the punishment, while Phoebe, though obviously embarrassed at having an accident, looks relieved.
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