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 14, 2014.
For the first matter before the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) this afternoon, I call the name of a tall and very beautiful senior named Hope. Hope, well known throughout the school as the star goalie of our girls’ soccer team, has been charged with “Panty-Soiling” – The accident occurring while Hope was serving Saturday Detention this past Saturday. Saturday Detention is NOT a TVPC program – Its run by our school principal and is therefore strictly for non-toilet-related offenses – But as with any school program, the toilet behavior of the girls in detention is subject to TVPC jurisdiction. The detention is for 5 hours on Saturday morning and they get a 10 minute bathroom break in the middle. As part of the detention, they are assigned to perform some school service and this Saturday, as I understand it, they were assigned to paint the new bleachers in the football stadium. I’m told that Hope was given this detention for getting into a fight with another student, but that’s really of no concern to the TVPC. What is of concern to the TVPC, of course, is that toward the end of the detention on Saturday, Hope really messed in her panties quite badly.
Miss Robinson, a very pretty Science teacher, was in charge of the detention on Saturday and it is she, of course, who has brought the “Panty-Soiling” charge against Hope. “Well, I’d say it’s a pretty easy case, Mr. Chairman,” Miss Robinson tells me, “I doubt she’s even going to deny it because everyone in detention that day could see her doing it.” “They get a bathroom break from 10:25-10:35, but for some reason Hope didn’t go,” she explains, “And then at about 12:30 or so, she started going in her panties.” “It was really gross, Mr. Chairman,” Miss Robinson continues, “It was really a lot and before long, the whole thing was in Hope’s pants.” “I just don’t get it, Mr. Chairman,” the lovely Science teacher adds, shaking her head and looking towards Hope, “I don’t know why she didn’t do it in the toilet when she had the chance.”
“You didn’t give me a chance to use the toilet,” Hope then angrily blurts out, apparently referring to Miss Robinson. “You only let us use port-o-potties,” the tall, athletic beauty continues, “A port-o-potty is not a real toilet.” With that, I hear an audible groan from those assembled in the committee room. This is all a very familiar story with Hope. She hates doing her business (at least bowel movements) in port-o-potties – A very dubious aversion for a soccer player. Our soccer games are often played at fields where port-o-potties are the only available bathroom facilities. Faithful readers of the TVPC surely know what problems this has caused Hope in the past. “It’s a place to relieve yourself,” Miss Robinson answers her back, “It’s a place you can urinate and it’s a place you can have a bowel movement.” “It’s certainly better doing it in a port-o-potty than going in your pants,” she adds. “Not by much,” Hope quickly snaps back – A comment that draws quite a few surprised looks in our committee room.
“Is that really something you want to argue, Hope?” I question her, “Are you really telling us that you’d almost prefer going in your pants to using a port-o-potty?” “Unfortunately, I think that says a lot about your problem, young lady,” I lecture Hope, “It’s obviously that attitude that has caused you so many accidents at your soccer games.” “Maybe we should charge her with doing it on purpose,” Miss Robinson suggests, “I mean, she did refuse to go use the port-o-potty when she obviously knew she had to go really bad.” Going in your pants on purpose is, of course, a more serious violation than simply having an accident.
Bu the suggestion that it was more than just an accident really offends Hope. “It wasn’t on purpose and you know it!” Hope tells her, raising her voice in the process. “You know how hard I was trying to hold that in,” the gorgeous soccer star continues angrily, “You know how desperate I was trying to make it through detention without having an accident.” With that, I must bang my gavel and warn Hope to watch her tone. Miss Robinson then gives the girl a sympathetic look and apologizes for suggesting that she may have done it on purpose. “Alright, I know it was an accident – I know you were trying to hold it in,” she tells the senior beauty, “I know how upset and embarrassed you were when you wound up with it in your pants.” “But I have to say, Hope, that I still don’t get it,” the Science teacher continues, “I still don’t get why you wouldn’t just go use the port-o-potty when you had the chance.” “I mean, I understand how you really hate port-o-potties, but come on, Hope,” she says, “It’s got to be better than going in your pants like you did.”
“But they have regular bathrooms at the football field,” Hope answers back in frustration, “They have decent bathrooms – REGULAR TOILETS – right behind the concession stand.” Hope goes on to explain that when she went over to use the girls’ room there, she found both bathrooms (including the boys’ room) locked. “I know you had a key to open those bathrooms – I know you had keys to everything at the field,” she tells Miss Robinson. “But you wouldn’t open up those bathrooms,” Hope continues, “You made us use the port-o-potties that were there for the construction people working on the football stadium.” “I just wanted to do it in a regular toilet,” Hope argues, now suddenly fighting back tears, “What was wrong with letting me use a regular toilet for what I had to do?”
But Miss Robinson, while not overtly antagonistic to Hope, is not overly sympathetic, either. “There was nothing wrong with those port-o-potties,” she tells Hope, “There was absolutely no reason why you couldn’t use one.” “As I said before, you could urinate in there and you could have a bowel movement in there,” Miss Robinson continues, “There’s no reason you had to be holding it in like you did and it’s certainly no excuse for messing in your panties.” “For Pete’s sake, Hope – The other girls in detention managed to go in that port-o-potty,” she tells the senior beauty, “None of them ended up going in their pants like you did.”
But Hope quickly fires back. “None of them did what I had to do,” Hope says, “They may have peed in the port-o-potties but no one did the other thing – No one did what I had to do.” “I told you what I needed to do and you still wouldn’t open the regular girls’ room for me,” she tells Miss Robinson again, “What’s so wrong with just wanting to use a regular toilet when you gotta take a shit?” Of course, that only causes me to bang my gavel and admonish Hope for her word choice. Furthermore, I direct the TVPC clerk to draw up a Violation Report for “Use of Profanity to Refer to Bodily Functions.” Warning her again to watch her tone, I then assign Hope to write the phrase “Bowel Movement” 500 times. With that, most girls would realize that they’ve already said too much, but Hope is not like other girls. “I bet if you had to do that, you’ve have opened up the girls’ room,” she then snipes at Miss Robinson, “There’s no way you’d be doing that kind of thing in a port-o-potty.” Once again, I’m forced to angrily bang my gavel. This time Hope gets 500 times of “I will not call out at meeting of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee again.”
Moving on to the actual punishment for Hope’s panty-soiling, I’m surprised to discover that she’s only got 2 previous panty-soiling offenses this year – A doubleheader accident in English class back in December and a regular panty-soiling in French class in January. She does have an offense for unnecessarily holding in a bowel movement at a soccer game (because of past accident problems, Hope had this special condition during soccer games) and another offense for using a faculty bathroom at Sunnydale HS at a soccer game. And, also in January she managed to clog a toilet in the 2nd Floor girls’ room with a particularly big bowel movement and a lot of toilet paper. I also understand that this panty-soiling on Saturday was a particularly severe one. Accordingly, more than the usual does of punishment for a panty-soiling is clearly in order here. Thinking carefully about it, I then assign Hope to a full week in detention and having to write, “I will not soil my panties in school or in detention again” 350 times.
But with that accomplished, I also have a bit of a change of heart. “Do you think you can manage to control that mouth of yours?” I then ask Hope. The tall, athletic beauty assures me that she can. “If you can manage to just sit quietly in detention, I’ll give you a break,” I tell Hope, “If you can manage to control your mouth the rest of the afternoon, I’ll reduce your punishment on the calling out to 100 times.” Hope expresses her gratitude for that and assures us that she can and will be quiet. That as she leaves the podium and takes her seat in the detention section.
I’m quite disappointed to next call before the TVPC a pretty and energetic junior named Krista. And I’m even more disappointed – Bordering on horrified – As I read the details of this case. Krista certainly has had her toilet troubles in school – 4 panty-soiling accidents this year – But I never would have expected something like this from her. She stands accused of “Using a Faculty Bathroom” (specifically, the one in the librarian’s office) and leaving it a mess. As of now, she’s also charged with “Clogging the Toilet” (and that’s a “Category #3 clog – Toilet Paper Only) but given the description that I’m reading, I have to wonder why she isn’t charged with worse. Asking Krista for her plea, however, I’m quite surprised to hear the junior beauty answer “Not Guilty” to all charges. “I didn’t do it,” she says simply, “I just didn’t do it.”
Turning to Miss Mars who investigated this incident along with Mrs. Duncan, I ask her to describe what the found in the faculty bathroom. “The toilet in there was just completely stuffed with toilet paper,” Miss Mars explains, “I mean the toilet paper was just literally piled above the rim of the toilet.” “At first, I thought it was some kind of prank – Like someone just unraveled a whole roll of toilet paper into the bowl,” she explains further, “But when I looked closer, I could see that all of the toilet paper had actually been used.” “It looked like someone had cleaned themselves up after having an accident,” Mrs. Duncan then chimes in, “That would explain why someone would have to use so much toilet paper and why there was no bowel movement in the toilet to go along with it.” Miss Mars confirms that she spoke to the custodian who cleaned it up and he confirmed that there was no bowel movement in the toilet with it. “It was all toilet paper he told me,” Miss Mars confirms. “We both think that Krista had another accident and snuck in there to try to clean herself up,” Mrs. Duncan then explains, a point to which Miss Mars nods her head in agreement. “She probably made it in there without getting caught with the accident and then tried to clean up the mess with the toilet paper,” Mrs. Duncan continues, “And then her use of toilet paper just got out of hand and we have what we have in that bathroom.”
Given that explanation, however, I have to wonder why we don’t also have a charge of “Panty-Soiling” against Krista. “Well, we don’t have any messy panties from Krista and nobody apparently saw her with messy panties, either,” Miss Mars answers, “I mean, we think she messed in her panties and the pile of toilet paper in the toilet looks like it was from a girl cleaning herself up, but we just don’t have any messy panties to charge her with that.” “Of course we did a panty-inspection on Krista and she’s wearing clean panties now,” Mrs. Duncan chimes in, “But that doesn’t mean she didn’t change into a spare pair when she was cleaning herself up in the faculty bathroom. Mrs. Duncan acknowledges, however, that they never found any messy panties in that bathroom. “I don’t know what she did with them,” Mrs. Duncan says, “But at least she was smart enough not to leave them in the bathroom.” Leaving soiled panties in the bathroom is, of course, a serious offense that requires a toilet suspension.
“I didn’t have any messy panties,” Krista then states emphatically, “There aren’t any messy panties because I didn’t mess in my panties!” “I just didn’t do it – I just didn’t do any of it,” she continues, now starting to cry, “I didn’t mess in my panties, I didn’t use the faculty bathroom, I didn’t use all that toilet paper, and I didn’t clog the toilet.” “I just didn’t do it, sir,” she tells me, now really breaking down in tears, “Why do I have to get punished for stuff I didn’t do?” The pretty brunette then rambles on about how she’s had accidents because she doesn’t like “going poop” at school. But she says that she’s been trying really hard to do better – She tells us how she does “go poop” at school sometimes now because she hates having accidents and is tired of getting toilet punishments. “I haven’t gone in my panties in a while,” she tells us, “I haven’t done that since February.” “I had to go today and I did it in the girls’ room like I was supposed to,” Krista continues, “I hated that but I didn’t want to have another accident and get another punishment.” “But now I’m going to get punished anyway,” she says, her frustration evident, “It’s just not fair that I’m going to get punished for something I didn’t do.”
Krista seems adamant and quite sincere and I think she’s learned her lesson about lying to the TVPC with that accident she had back in February. But I also know that Miss Mars wouldn’t have charged her as she did without good reason. The pretty blonde-haired gym teacher then asks that a girl named Daphne be allowed to testify. Daphne, a junior with dark blonde hair is currently serving detention with us for both wetting her pants and urinating on the toilet seat. I, of course, motion for Daphne to come up the podium. Upon questioning from Miss Mars, Daphne tells us that she saw Krista coming out of the faculty bathroom during 3rd period today. “I was in the library in the back stacks looking for a book,” the shy junior reports, “I just happened to turn and then I saw Krista coming out of the bathroom there.” “I’m sorry, Krista, but they know I was there and saw you,” she tells her fellow junior. “If it were up to me, I’d let you use that bathroom – I’d let everyone use that bathroom if they wanted to,” Daphne tells her, “But they’re making me tell the committee what I saw.”
Still in tears – But crying even worse now – Krista takes a few moments to compose herself. Eventually, she does compose herself and she then admits that she did indeed go into the faculty bathroom. But she still adamantly denies that she made the mess in there. “O.K., I did step in there for a moment or two,” she acknowledges, “But I didn’t make that mess – I didn’t even do anything in there.” “O.K., I admit that I was going in there to use the toilet,” the tearful junior beauty continues, “I had to go poops and I was desperate.” “But when I went in there I saw that mess,” she says, “I couldn’t use the toilet because it was already messed up.” “Please sir – You have to believe me! – I didn’t make that mess,” she pleads emphatically, “I didn’t even do anything in there.”
Naturally, we’re all skeptical of the girl’s story. “Well, by your own admission, you did go into a faculty bathroom,” Mrs. Duncan tells her. “But I didn’t do anything in there,” Krista argues, “I just went in there, saw the clogged toilet and then came back out.” “Well, that’s your story,” Mrs. Duncan tells her, sarcasm evident. “It is a toilet violation for a student to even enter a faculty bathroom,” I point out to her, “And, by your own admission, you were intending to use it.” Krista reluctantly nods her head in acknowledgement of that. “What did happen with your bowel movement?” I then ask her. She looks at me puzzled. “Well, you said you needed to go but you didn’t go in the faculty bathroom,” I explain, “And you also claim that you didn’t go in your pants.” “I mean, I doubt the need to have your bowel movement just went away,” I explain further, “I want to know what you eventually did about your bowel movement.” Krista then tells me that she eventually did do it in the 2nd Floor girls’ room. “I hate going that way in the girls’ room,” she tells me, “But I was just so desperate that I knew I couldn’t wait any longer.” “I know it was either go in the girls’ room or go in my pants,” she explains, “So I just went from the library across the hall to the girls’ room and did it there.” “Well, if you’d just done that from the beginning, you wouldn’t be in trouble now,” Mrs. Duncan tells her, obviously in firm grasp of the obvious.
My name is Arnold Ziffel and I’m chairman of the TVPC. What follows are the summary minutes of the TVPC meeting of April 14, 2014.
For the first matter before the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) this afternoon, I call the name of a tall and very beautiful senior named Hope. Hope, well known throughout the school as the star goalie of our girls’ soccer team, has been charged with “Panty-Soiling” – The accident occurring while Hope was serving Saturday Detention this past Saturday. Saturday Detention is NOT a TVPC program – Its run by our school principal and is therefore strictly for non-toilet-related offenses – But as with any school program, the toilet behavior of the girls in detention is subject to TVPC jurisdiction. The detention is for 5 hours on Saturday morning and they get a 10 minute bathroom break in the middle. As part of the detention, they are assigned to perform some school service and this Saturday, as I understand it, they were assigned to paint the new bleachers in the football stadium. I’m told that Hope was given this detention for getting into a fight with another student, but that’s really of no concern to the TVPC. What is of concern to the TVPC, of course, is that toward the end of the detention on Saturday, Hope really messed in her panties quite badly.
Miss Robinson, a very pretty Science teacher, was in charge of the detention on Saturday and it is she, of course, who has brought the “Panty-Soiling” charge against Hope. “Well, I’d say it’s a pretty easy case, Mr. Chairman,” Miss Robinson tells me, “I doubt she’s even going to deny it because everyone in detention that day could see her doing it.” “They get a bathroom break from 10:25-10:35, but for some reason Hope didn’t go,” she explains, “And then at about 12:30 or so, she started going in her panties.” “It was really gross, Mr. Chairman,” Miss Robinson continues, “It was really a lot and before long, the whole thing was in Hope’s pants.” “I just don’t get it, Mr. Chairman,” the lovely Science teacher adds, shaking her head and looking towards Hope, “I don’t know why she didn’t do it in the toilet when she had the chance.”
“You didn’t give me a chance to use the toilet,” Hope then angrily blurts out, apparently referring to Miss Robinson. “You only let us use port-o-potties,” the tall, athletic beauty continues, “A port-o-potty is not a real toilet.” With that, I hear an audible groan from those assembled in the committee room. This is all a very familiar story with Hope. She hates doing her business (at least bowel movements) in port-o-potties – A very dubious aversion for a soccer player. Our soccer games are often played at fields where port-o-potties are the only available bathroom facilities. Faithful readers of the TVPC surely know what problems this has caused Hope in the past. “It’s a place to relieve yourself,” Miss Robinson answers her back, “It’s a place you can urinate and it’s a place you can have a bowel movement.” “It’s certainly better doing it in a port-o-potty than going in your pants,” she adds. “Not by much,” Hope quickly snaps back – A comment that draws quite a few surprised looks in our committee room.
“Is that really something you want to argue, Hope?” I question her, “Are you really telling us that you’d almost prefer going in your pants to using a port-o-potty?” “Unfortunately, I think that says a lot about your problem, young lady,” I lecture Hope, “It’s obviously that attitude that has caused you so many accidents at your soccer games.” “Maybe we should charge her with doing it on purpose,” Miss Robinson suggests, “I mean, she did refuse to go use the port-o-potty when she obviously knew she had to go really bad.” Going in your pants on purpose is, of course, a more serious violation than simply having an accident.
Bu the suggestion that it was more than just an accident really offends Hope. “It wasn’t on purpose and you know it!” Hope tells her, raising her voice in the process. “You know how hard I was trying to hold that in,” the gorgeous soccer star continues angrily, “You know how desperate I was trying to make it through detention without having an accident.” With that, I must bang my gavel and warn Hope to watch her tone. Miss Robinson then gives the girl a sympathetic look and apologizes for suggesting that she may have done it on purpose. “Alright, I know it was an accident – I know you were trying to hold it in,” she tells the senior beauty, “I know how upset and embarrassed you were when you wound up with it in your pants.” “But I have to say, Hope, that I still don’t get it,” the Science teacher continues, “I still don’t get why you wouldn’t just go use the port-o-potty when you had the chance.” “I mean, I understand how you really hate port-o-potties, but come on, Hope,” she says, “It’s got to be better than going in your pants like you did.”
“But they have regular bathrooms at the football field,” Hope answers back in frustration, “They have decent bathrooms – REGULAR TOILETS – right behind the concession stand.” Hope goes on to explain that when she went over to use the girls’ room there, she found both bathrooms (including the boys’ room) locked. “I know you had a key to open those bathrooms – I know you had keys to everything at the field,” she tells Miss Robinson. “But you wouldn’t open up those bathrooms,” Hope continues, “You made us use the port-o-potties that were there for the construction people working on the football stadium.” “I just wanted to do it in a regular toilet,” Hope argues, now suddenly fighting back tears, “What was wrong with letting me use a regular toilet for what I had to do?”
But Miss Robinson, while not overtly antagonistic to Hope, is not overly sympathetic, either. “There was nothing wrong with those port-o-potties,” she tells Hope, “There was absolutely no reason why you couldn’t use one.” “As I said before, you could urinate in there and you could have a bowel movement in there,” Miss Robinson continues, “There’s no reason you had to be holding it in like you did and it’s certainly no excuse for messing in your panties.” “For Pete’s sake, Hope – The other girls in detention managed to go in that port-o-potty,” she tells the senior beauty, “None of them ended up going in their pants like you did.”
But Hope quickly fires back. “None of them did what I had to do,” Hope says, “They may have peed in the port-o-potties but no one did the other thing – No one did what I had to do.” “I told you what I needed to do and you still wouldn’t open the regular girls’ room for me,” she tells Miss Robinson again, “What’s so wrong with just wanting to use a regular toilet when you gotta take a shit?” Of course, that only causes me to bang my gavel and admonish Hope for her word choice. Furthermore, I direct the TVPC clerk to draw up a Violation Report for “Use of Profanity to Refer to Bodily Functions.” Warning her again to watch her tone, I then assign Hope to write the phrase “Bowel Movement” 500 times. With that, most girls would realize that they’ve already said too much, but Hope is not like other girls. “I bet if you had to do that, you’ve have opened up the girls’ room,” she then snipes at Miss Robinson, “There’s no way you’d be doing that kind of thing in a port-o-potty.” Once again, I’m forced to angrily bang my gavel. This time Hope gets 500 times of “I will not call out at meeting of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee again.”
Moving on to the actual punishment for Hope’s panty-soiling, I’m surprised to discover that she’s only got 2 previous panty-soiling offenses this year – A doubleheader accident in English class back in December and a regular panty-soiling in French class in January. She does have an offense for unnecessarily holding in a bowel movement at a soccer game (because of past accident problems, Hope had this special condition during soccer games) and another offense for using a faculty bathroom at Sunnydale HS at a soccer game. And, also in January she managed to clog a toilet in the 2nd Floor girls’ room with a particularly big bowel movement and a lot of toilet paper. I also understand that this panty-soiling on Saturday was a particularly severe one. Accordingly, more than the usual does of punishment for a panty-soiling is clearly in order here. Thinking carefully about it, I then assign Hope to a full week in detention and having to write, “I will not soil my panties in school or in detention again” 350 times.
But with that accomplished, I also have a bit of a change of heart. “Do you think you can manage to control that mouth of yours?” I then ask Hope. The tall, athletic beauty assures me that she can. “If you can manage to just sit quietly in detention, I’ll give you a break,” I tell Hope, “If you can manage to control your mouth the rest of the afternoon, I’ll reduce your punishment on the calling out to 100 times.” Hope expresses her gratitude for that and assures us that she can and will be quiet. That as she leaves the podium and takes her seat in the detention section.
I’m quite disappointed to next call before the TVPC a pretty and energetic junior named Krista. And I’m even more disappointed – Bordering on horrified – As I read the details of this case. Krista certainly has had her toilet troubles in school – 4 panty-soiling accidents this year – But I never would have expected something like this from her. She stands accused of “Using a Faculty Bathroom” (specifically, the one in the librarian’s office) and leaving it a mess. As of now, she’s also charged with “Clogging the Toilet” (and that’s a “Category #3 clog – Toilet Paper Only) but given the description that I’m reading, I have to wonder why she isn’t charged with worse. Asking Krista for her plea, however, I’m quite surprised to hear the junior beauty answer “Not Guilty” to all charges. “I didn’t do it,” she says simply, “I just didn’t do it.”
Turning to Miss Mars who investigated this incident along with Mrs. Duncan, I ask her to describe what the found in the faculty bathroom. “The toilet in there was just completely stuffed with toilet paper,” Miss Mars explains, “I mean the toilet paper was just literally piled above the rim of the toilet.” “At first, I thought it was some kind of prank – Like someone just unraveled a whole roll of toilet paper into the bowl,” she explains further, “But when I looked closer, I could see that all of the toilet paper had actually been used.” “It looked like someone had cleaned themselves up after having an accident,” Mrs. Duncan then chimes in, “That would explain why someone would have to use so much toilet paper and why there was no bowel movement in the toilet to go along with it.” Miss Mars confirms that she spoke to the custodian who cleaned it up and he confirmed that there was no bowel movement in the toilet with it. “It was all toilet paper he told me,” Miss Mars confirms. “We both think that Krista had another accident and snuck in there to try to clean herself up,” Mrs. Duncan then explains, a point to which Miss Mars nods her head in agreement. “She probably made it in there without getting caught with the accident and then tried to clean up the mess with the toilet paper,” Mrs. Duncan continues, “And then her use of toilet paper just got out of hand and we have what we have in that bathroom.”
Given that explanation, however, I have to wonder why we don’t also have a charge of “Panty-Soiling” against Krista. “Well, we don’t have any messy panties from Krista and nobody apparently saw her with messy panties, either,” Miss Mars answers, “I mean, we think she messed in her panties and the pile of toilet paper in the toilet looks like it was from a girl cleaning herself up, but we just don’t have any messy panties to charge her with that.” “Of course we did a panty-inspection on Krista and she’s wearing clean panties now,” Mrs. Duncan chimes in, “But that doesn’t mean she didn’t change into a spare pair when she was cleaning herself up in the faculty bathroom. Mrs. Duncan acknowledges, however, that they never found any messy panties in that bathroom. “I don’t know what she did with them,” Mrs. Duncan says, “But at least she was smart enough not to leave them in the bathroom.” Leaving soiled panties in the bathroom is, of course, a serious offense that requires a toilet suspension.
“I didn’t have any messy panties,” Krista then states emphatically, “There aren’t any messy panties because I didn’t mess in my panties!” “I just didn’t do it – I just didn’t do any of it,” she continues, now starting to cry, “I didn’t mess in my panties, I didn’t use the faculty bathroom, I didn’t use all that toilet paper, and I didn’t clog the toilet.” “I just didn’t do it, sir,” she tells me, now really breaking down in tears, “Why do I have to get punished for stuff I didn’t do?” The pretty brunette then rambles on about how she’s had accidents because she doesn’t like “going poop” at school. But she says that she’s been trying really hard to do better – She tells us how she does “go poop” at school sometimes now because she hates having accidents and is tired of getting toilet punishments. “I haven’t gone in my panties in a while,” she tells us, “I haven’t done that since February.” “I had to go today and I did it in the girls’ room like I was supposed to,” Krista continues, “I hated that but I didn’t want to have another accident and get another punishment.” “But now I’m going to get punished anyway,” she says, her frustration evident, “It’s just not fair that I’m going to get punished for something I didn’t do.”
Krista seems adamant and quite sincere and I think she’s learned her lesson about lying to the TVPC with that accident she had back in February. But I also know that Miss Mars wouldn’t have charged her as she did without good reason. The pretty blonde-haired gym teacher then asks that a girl named Daphne be allowed to testify. Daphne, a junior with dark blonde hair is currently serving detention with us for both wetting her pants and urinating on the toilet seat. I, of course, motion for Daphne to come up the podium. Upon questioning from Miss Mars, Daphne tells us that she saw Krista coming out of the faculty bathroom during 3rd period today. “I was in the library in the back stacks looking for a book,” the shy junior reports, “I just happened to turn and then I saw Krista coming out of the bathroom there.” “I’m sorry, Krista, but they know I was there and saw you,” she tells her fellow junior. “If it were up to me, I’d let you use that bathroom – I’d let everyone use that bathroom if they wanted to,” Daphne tells her, “But they’re making me tell the committee what I saw.”
Still in tears – But crying even worse now – Krista takes a few moments to compose herself. Eventually, she does compose herself and she then admits that she did indeed go into the faculty bathroom. But she still adamantly denies that she made the mess in there. “O.K., I did step in there for a moment or two,” she acknowledges, “But I didn’t make that mess – I didn’t even do anything in there.” “O.K., I admit that I was going in there to use the toilet,” the tearful junior beauty continues, “I had to go poops and I was desperate.” “But when I went in there I saw that mess,” she says, “I couldn’t use the toilet because it was already messed up.” “Please sir – You have to believe me! – I didn’t make that mess,” she pleads emphatically, “I didn’t even do anything in there.”
Naturally, we’re all skeptical of the girl’s story. “Well, by your own admission, you did go into a faculty bathroom,” Mrs. Duncan tells her. “But I didn’t do anything in there,” Krista argues, “I just went in there, saw the clogged toilet and then came back out.” “Well, that’s your story,” Mrs. Duncan tells her, sarcasm evident. “It is a toilet violation for a student to even enter a faculty bathroom,” I point out to her, “And, by your own admission, you were intending to use it.” Krista reluctantly nods her head in acknowledgement of that. “What did happen with your bowel movement?” I then ask her. She looks at me puzzled. “Well, you said you needed to go but you didn’t go in the faculty bathroom,” I explain, “And you also claim that you didn’t go in your pants.” “I mean, I doubt the need to have your bowel movement just went away,” I explain further, “I want to know what you eventually did about your bowel movement.” Krista then tells me that she eventually did do it in the 2nd Floor girls’ room. “I hate going that way in the girls’ room,” she tells me, “But I was just so desperate that I knew I couldn’t wait any longer.” “I know it was either go in the girls’ room or go in my pants,” she explains, “So I just went from the library across the hall to the girls’ room and did it there.” “Well, if you’d just done that from the beginning, you wouldn’t be in trouble now,” Mrs. Duncan tells her, obviously in firm grasp of the obvious.
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