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 May 1, 2014.
As I take a quick glance at the TVPC agenda this afternoon, I am most disappointed to see that we have 2 matters that actually involve teachers. As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, the TVPC normally doesn’t have the authority to punish teachers and other staff members. The TVPC’s authority is pretty much limited to the school’s female students. But these 2 faculty members are special cases. Before we get to that, though, we have some other matters to deal with.
We begin today’s session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) with news from last night’s “Academic Achievers” awards banquet. This was a program to honor the top students not only in our own high school but in high schools around the county. As a school event, the toileting behavior of our students at the banquet comes under TVPC jurisdiction. In fact because the students were representing the school at this banquet, any toilet violations that they commit (especially accidents) will carry additional punishment.
Patty, an outgoing blonde-haired junior, is charged with messing her panties at this banquet. Patty already has 3 previous panty soiling offenses this school year and is surely well into double figures when you add up the total for her high school career thus far. Accordingly, it’s hardly a surprise to see her charged with having done it again last night. She needs no excuse to go in her panties – It’s often been said that “a hot dog makes her lose control.” But what I don’t quite understand is what Patty was doing at the “Academic Achievers” awards banquet. She is certainly a friendly, outgoing sort of girl that just about everybody likes but academically speaking Patty would win an award as an “Under-Achiever” a lot sooner than she’d win one as an “Achiever”. I ask Miss Bliss, the faculty representative at the banquet and the one who has brought this charge against Patty, about this strange anomaly.
“Patty wasn’t exactly an honoree at the banquet,” Miss Bliss, a pretty History teacher clarifies, “She was at the banquet because her cousin Cathy was being honored.” “Cathy was the ‘Academic Achiever’ in the family and Patty was there with her family for the banquet,” Miss Bliss continues, “And unfortunately Patty couldn’t seem to last the whole evening without messing in her panties.” “Really Patty – You should be ashamed of yourself,” the History Teacher admonishes her, “You couldn’t even let Cathy enjoy her night without spoiling it with a mess in your panties.”
While Patty and Cathy could pass for twins – IDENTICAL COUSINS, you might say – they could not be more different in personality. Where Cathy is more refined and worldly, Patty is down to earth and social. Where Cathy is an academic achiever as we’ve noted, Patty is a lot less dedicated to her schoolwork and she has the grades to prove it. And whereas, Cathy would probably die rather than mess in her panties, Patty oftentimes finds herself too distracted by other things to get to the toilet in time. The results for Patty, of course, being messy panties on occasion.
“This is even more shameful than when she does it in school,” Miss Bliss argues. “Its one thing not to want to use the school bathrooms – I admit that they aren’t the greatest,” she continues, “But what possible reason could she have for not wanting to go in the ladies’ room at the banquet.” “The ladies’ room there was downright elegant – It’s about the nicest facilities I’ve ever seen,” the pretty blonde-haired History Teacher explains, “It’s really quite shameful and utterly disgusting that she’d rather just sit there and mess in her panties rather than go in a bathroom like that.”
I certainly can’t disagree with Miss Bliss. There are plenty of reasons why Patty should be punished for what she’s done and she certainly deserves a punishment that she won’t soon forget. I’d certainly want this to be a punishment that she remembers and thinks about the next time she needs to do a bowel movement at a school event like this. I’d want her to think that she’d do just about anything to avoid messing her panties and getting another punishment like she got this time. But I have bad news for Miss Bliss and probably bad news for TVPC fans out there. “Rarely do I get a girl who deserves to be punished for an accident as bad as you do,” I tell Patty, “It’s bad enough that you do it at school, but to do it a semi-formal event like this one and one where your cousin was being honored is just disgraceful.” “I really hope that you’re thoroughly ashamed of yourself for what you did last night,” I admonish the pretty, outgoing junior, “But unfortunately you were only there as a member of your family and not as an honoree yourself.” “If your cousin or one of the other honorees had committed a toilet violation, it would indeed be a TVPC matter,” I explain, “But for you, this was simply not a school event and consequently it is simply not within TVPC jurisdiction.” “I wish I could but I simply cannot punish you for this,” I tell her and announce for the record, “I have no choice but to dismiss this case and dismiss you without punishment.”
Patty manages a small smile at the news, but it’s a rather small and subdued smile. I’m sure she’s happy to be getting away without any punishment, but I think even she understands just how shameful and disgraceful this particular accident was. “I hope you apologized to your cousin and our other honorees,” I tell her. “I did apologize to Cathy,” Patty acknowledges sheepishly, “I guess I should apologize to the others as well.” “I think that would be a good idea,” I tell her. “You know, I did get punished by my parents for this,” Patty rather meekly explains, “I’m grounded for 2 weeks and when we got home, they made me clean out my messy panties.” “That’s the least you deserve,” Miss Bliss chimes in, “I don’t even consider cleaning out your panties to be a punishment – that’s just doing your laundry.” “You also should be writing 1,000 or at least 500 lines,” she adds, “And a couple of weeks of detention sitting on the toilet would do you some good, too.” “I’m sorry,” Patty tells her, as she chokes back tears, “I’m really sorry!”
I’m quite angry to call – Or should I say, RECALL – Heidi before the TVPC this afternoon. Heidi, a tall, blonde-haired senior is perhaps best know to faithful readers of the TVPC for her unusual affinity of offering girls money to do various toilet related things. In the past she’s offered girls money to do such things as soil their panties on purpose, not wipe herself after a bowel movement, and to use the boys’ room – Including going in the urinal – For both bodily functions. Depending upon whether the act she’s inducing a girl to do is against TVPC or not, Heidi’s act of offering money to do it, may or may not be against TVPC rules. I understand, though, that our rules committee is looking into changing some of those rules.
But the subject of Heidi’s TVPC visit this afternoon is a toilet violation of hers 3 days ago. It was then that Heidi was before the TVPC and pleaded “Guilty” to forgetting to flush the toilet – More specifically, with forgetting to flush after a particularly big bowel movement down the toilet. Heidi seems very annoyed to be called before the TVPC again for that same offense.
“Um – I was already punished for that, REMEMBER!” she tells me, an unmistakable tone of sarcasm in her voice, “You make me rush to use the toilet between classes and then you punish me because I forget to flush the toilet.” I give her a long, glaring look that makes it clear that her sarcasm is not appreciated. “I already got my punishment for that – 300 lines and 3 days detention,” she reminds me, this time in a more appropriate tone, “I handed in those 300 lines this morning and I’m supposed to be serving my last day of detention now.” “That was a lot just for forgetting to flush the toilet,” she adds, unhappily. “What’s the matter now?” she asks sarcastically, “Did I wipe myself with the wrong hand or something?”
Her comment draws a few giggles from the assemble crowd but I, of course, am not amused. “It doesn’t look like you wiped yourself at all,” I then tell her, “I mean, looking as this picture of your bowel movement, I don’t see any toilet paper in the bowl.” Heidi looks at me puzzled. “I mean, that is your bowel movement, isn’t it?” I ask her, as I hold up a picture, “This is your bowel movement in this picture that’s been circulating around the school, isn’t it?” Heidi’s puzzled look now turns to a worried one as she acknowledges that it is indeed her bowel movement in the picture “It seems that we here at the TVPC received this picture that someone apparently took with her cellphone,” I then explain to Heidi, “It’s a picture of a very large bowel movement sitting in one of our toilets – A bowel movement that looks very much like the one you did in the toilet last Monday.” “And the thing is the picture seems to have been taken with your very own cellphone,” I explain further, “And it also comes with a little caption bragging about the size of it.”
Heidi’s look now goes from worry to outright panic as she acknowledges taking the picture of her bowel movement and bragging about the size of it. “So, are you sticking to your story about just forgetting to flush?” I then ask her, my own sarcasm evident, “Are you still going to tell us that you were in such a rush going between classes that your just FORGOT to flush?” “I mean, it just seems a little strange that you’d remember to take a cellphone picture of your bowel movement, but then just forget to flush it down,” I taunt the pretty and outspoken senior, “And how fortuitous it was that you just happened to leave unflushed a bowel movement you wanted to brag about.”
Obviously, Heidi (who is also a member of our girls’ basketball team) knows she’s caught and she knows that leaving the toilet unflushed on purpose – Especially after a bowel movement – Is more serious than just doing it accidentally. Reluctantly, Heidi admits that she left the toilet unflushed on purpose so others could see the big bowel movement that she did. “I don’t know why I did it,” Heidi then tells us, “It’s just that some of the other girls on the basketball team are always talking about what big bowel movements they do sometimes and I wanted to show them that I could do one like that, too.” Some of her basketball teammates have, in fact, been punished by the TVPC for clogging the toilet with their huge bowel movements. Heidi’s bowel movement, while also quite large, was able to easily be flushed down the toilet.
Mrs. Karbopple, a member of the TVPC, asks Heidi about the lack of toilet paper in the bowel in the photo. “I mean, that really is a whopper you did there,” she asks, “I’d hate to think you didn’t wipe yourself after that.” “I did wipe myself – I wiped myself a lot after that,” Heidi answers, “I just went into another stall to do that.” “That’s so you wouldn’t spoil the sight of your big bowel movement in the bowl?” I ask. Heidi shamefully nods her head “yes.”
Moving on to Heidi’s punishment, I then direct the TVPC clerk to draw up a Violation Report for the more serious offense of “Intentionally Leaving the Toilet Unflushed” and that is, of course, after having a bowel movement. I then sentence the pretty senior to 5 days of detention and having to write “I must learn to flush the toilet after using the girls’ room in school” 500 times. “Well, I already wrote 300 times from before,” Heidi points out and she asks, “So that’s another 200 times that I have to write now?” I just shake my head and smile. “This is 500 times IN ADDITION to what you already wrote,” I tell her, “And the 5 days of detention is added to the other as well.” Heidi lets out an audible groan at hearing that and she argues that she should get credit for the punishment she already did. “I didn’t actually commit the offense of accidentally leaving it unflushed,” she points out, “So I should get a break on that and be able to count it against this punishment.” But, once again, I just shake my head and smile. “I’m not giving you a break on that at all,” I inform the senior, “If you’re going to lie and plead “Guilty” to an offense you didn’t commit, you’re going to have to do that punishment.” “And by that I mean, you have to do that punishment in addition to the punishment for the offense you actually did commit,” I explain further, “So maybe next you won’t lie and try to make your offense less than it really.” “Yes, sir,” Heidi says dejectedly. I know she doesn’t agree with all that, but she knows that arguing is pointless.
But just as Heidi is about to take a seat in the detention section, I stop her. “Just one minute, young lady,” I tell her, “We’re not done here yet.” “That was your punishment for leaving the toilet unflushed,” I then tell Heidi, “We’ll now get to your punishment for lying about it.” I then direct the TVPC clerk to draw up another Violation Report on Heidi – This one for “Lying to the TVPC.” Heidi looks at me puzzled. “Well, you did lie to the TVPC, didn’t you?” I ask her, “You said you left the toilet unflushed accidentally when you really did it on purpose, didn’t you?” Dejectedly, the poor girl can only nod her head “yes.” For this offense, I decide to give Heidi a very stern punishment. She’ll have to write “I will not lie to the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee again” – A grueling 1,000 times. Once again the poor girl groans at her punishment. She argues that it’s too severe – Especially in conjunction with the 500 times she’s already been assigned and the 300 times she’s already done. But her argument falls on deaf ears. “I’m sick of all this nonsense from you, Heidi,” I tell her, “Let’s stop trying to make a spectacle out of going to the bathroom.”
My name is Arnold Ziffel and I’m chairman of the TVPC. What follows are the summary minutes of the TVPC meeting of May 1, 2014.
As I take a quick glance at the TVPC agenda this afternoon, I am most disappointed to see that we have 2 matters that actually involve teachers. As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, the TVPC normally doesn’t have the authority to punish teachers and other staff members. The TVPC’s authority is pretty much limited to the school’s female students. But these 2 faculty members are special cases. Before we get to that, though, we have some other matters to deal with.
We begin today’s session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) with news from last night’s “Academic Achievers” awards banquet. This was a program to honor the top students not only in our own high school but in high schools around the county. As a school event, the toileting behavior of our students at the banquet comes under TVPC jurisdiction. In fact because the students were representing the school at this banquet, any toilet violations that they commit (especially accidents) will carry additional punishment.
Patty, an outgoing blonde-haired junior, is charged with messing her panties at this banquet. Patty already has 3 previous panty soiling offenses this school year and is surely well into double figures when you add up the total for her high school career thus far. Accordingly, it’s hardly a surprise to see her charged with having done it again last night. She needs no excuse to go in her panties – It’s often been said that “a hot dog makes her lose control.” But what I don’t quite understand is what Patty was doing at the “Academic Achievers” awards banquet. She is certainly a friendly, outgoing sort of girl that just about everybody likes but academically speaking Patty would win an award as an “Under-Achiever” a lot sooner than she’d win one as an “Achiever”. I ask Miss Bliss, the faculty representative at the banquet and the one who has brought this charge against Patty, about this strange anomaly.
“Patty wasn’t exactly an honoree at the banquet,” Miss Bliss, a pretty History teacher clarifies, “She was at the banquet because her cousin Cathy was being honored.” “Cathy was the ‘Academic Achiever’ in the family and Patty was there with her family for the banquet,” Miss Bliss continues, “And unfortunately Patty couldn’t seem to last the whole evening without messing in her panties.” “Really Patty – You should be ashamed of yourself,” the History Teacher admonishes her, “You couldn’t even let Cathy enjoy her night without spoiling it with a mess in your panties.”
While Patty and Cathy could pass for twins – IDENTICAL COUSINS, you might say – they could not be more different in personality. Where Cathy is more refined and worldly, Patty is down to earth and social. Where Cathy is an academic achiever as we’ve noted, Patty is a lot less dedicated to her schoolwork and she has the grades to prove it. And whereas, Cathy would probably die rather than mess in her panties, Patty oftentimes finds herself too distracted by other things to get to the toilet in time. The results for Patty, of course, being messy panties on occasion.
“This is even more shameful than when she does it in school,” Miss Bliss argues. “Its one thing not to want to use the school bathrooms – I admit that they aren’t the greatest,” she continues, “But what possible reason could she have for not wanting to go in the ladies’ room at the banquet.” “The ladies’ room there was downright elegant – It’s about the nicest facilities I’ve ever seen,” the pretty blonde-haired History Teacher explains, “It’s really quite shameful and utterly disgusting that she’d rather just sit there and mess in her panties rather than go in a bathroom like that.”
I certainly can’t disagree with Miss Bliss. There are plenty of reasons why Patty should be punished for what she’s done and she certainly deserves a punishment that she won’t soon forget. I’d certainly want this to be a punishment that she remembers and thinks about the next time she needs to do a bowel movement at a school event like this. I’d want her to think that she’d do just about anything to avoid messing her panties and getting another punishment like she got this time. But I have bad news for Miss Bliss and probably bad news for TVPC fans out there. “Rarely do I get a girl who deserves to be punished for an accident as bad as you do,” I tell Patty, “It’s bad enough that you do it at school, but to do it a semi-formal event like this one and one where your cousin was being honored is just disgraceful.” “I really hope that you’re thoroughly ashamed of yourself for what you did last night,” I admonish the pretty, outgoing junior, “But unfortunately you were only there as a member of your family and not as an honoree yourself.” “If your cousin or one of the other honorees had committed a toilet violation, it would indeed be a TVPC matter,” I explain, “But for you, this was simply not a school event and consequently it is simply not within TVPC jurisdiction.” “I wish I could but I simply cannot punish you for this,” I tell her and announce for the record, “I have no choice but to dismiss this case and dismiss you without punishment.”
Patty manages a small smile at the news, but it’s a rather small and subdued smile. I’m sure she’s happy to be getting away without any punishment, but I think even she understands just how shameful and disgraceful this particular accident was. “I hope you apologized to your cousin and our other honorees,” I tell her. “I did apologize to Cathy,” Patty acknowledges sheepishly, “I guess I should apologize to the others as well.” “I think that would be a good idea,” I tell her. “You know, I did get punished by my parents for this,” Patty rather meekly explains, “I’m grounded for 2 weeks and when we got home, they made me clean out my messy panties.” “That’s the least you deserve,” Miss Bliss chimes in, “I don’t even consider cleaning out your panties to be a punishment – that’s just doing your laundry.” “You also should be writing 1,000 or at least 500 lines,” she adds, “And a couple of weeks of detention sitting on the toilet would do you some good, too.” “I’m sorry,” Patty tells her, as she chokes back tears, “I’m really sorry!”
I’m quite angry to call – Or should I say, RECALL – Heidi before the TVPC this afternoon. Heidi, a tall, blonde-haired senior is perhaps best know to faithful readers of the TVPC for her unusual affinity of offering girls money to do various toilet related things. In the past she’s offered girls money to do such things as soil their panties on purpose, not wipe herself after a bowel movement, and to use the boys’ room – Including going in the urinal – For both bodily functions. Depending upon whether the act she’s inducing a girl to do is against TVPC or not, Heidi’s act of offering money to do it, may or may not be against TVPC rules. I understand, though, that our rules committee is looking into changing some of those rules.
But the subject of Heidi’s TVPC visit this afternoon is a toilet violation of hers 3 days ago. It was then that Heidi was before the TVPC and pleaded “Guilty” to forgetting to flush the toilet – More specifically, with forgetting to flush after a particularly big bowel movement down the toilet. Heidi seems very annoyed to be called before the TVPC again for that same offense.
“Um – I was already punished for that, REMEMBER!” she tells me, an unmistakable tone of sarcasm in her voice, “You make me rush to use the toilet between classes and then you punish me because I forget to flush the toilet.” I give her a long, glaring look that makes it clear that her sarcasm is not appreciated. “I already got my punishment for that – 300 lines and 3 days detention,” she reminds me, this time in a more appropriate tone, “I handed in those 300 lines this morning and I’m supposed to be serving my last day of detention now.” “That was a lot just for forgetting to flush the toilet,” she adds, unhappily. “What’s the matter now?” she asks sarcastically, “Did I wipe myself with the wrong hand or something?”
Her comment draws a few giggles from the assemble crowd but I, of course, am not amused. “It doesn’t look like you wiped yourself at all,” I then tell her, “I mean, looking as this picture of your bowel movement, I don’t see any toilet paper in the bowl.” Heidi looks at me puzzled. “I mean, that is your bowel movement, isn’t it?” I ask her, as I hold up a picture, “This is your bowel movement in this picture that’s been circulating around the school, isn’t it?” Heidi’s puzzled look now turns to a worried one as she acknowledges that it is indeed her bowel movement in the picture “It seems that we here at the TVPC received this picture that someone apparently took with her cellphone,” I then explain to Heidi, “It’s a picture of a very large bowel movement sitting in one of our toilets – A bowel movement that looks very much like the one you did in the toilet last Monday.” “And the thing is the picture seems to have been taken with your very own cellphone,” I explain further, “And it also comes with a little caption bragging about the size of it.”
Heidi’s look now goes from worry to outright panic as she acknowledges taking the picture of her bowel movement and bragging about the size of it. “So, are you sticking to your story about just forgetting to flush?” I then ask her, my own sarcasm evident, “Are you still going to tell us that you were in such a rush going between classes that your just FORGOT to flush?” “I mean, it just seems a little strange that you’d remember to take a cellphone picture of your bowel movement, but then just forget to flush it down,” I taunt the pretty and outspoken senior, “And how fortuitous it was that you just happened to leave unflushed a bowel movement you wanted to brag about.”
Obviously, Heidi (who is also a member of our girls’ basketball team) knows she’s caught and she knows that leaving the toilet unflushed on purpose – Especially after a bowel movement – Is more serious than just doing it accidentally. Reluctantly, Heidi admits that she left the toilet unflushed on purpose so others could see the big bowel movement that she did. “I don’t know why I did it,” Heidi then tells us, “It’s just that some of the other girls on the basketball team are always talking about what big bowel movements they do sometimes and I wanted to show them that I could do one like that, too.” Some of her basketball teammates have, in fact, been punished by the TVPC for clogging the toilet with their huge bowel movements. Heidi’s bowel movement, while also quite large, was able to easily be flushed down the toilet.
Mrs. Karbopple, a member of the TVPC, asks Heidi about the lack of toilet paper in the bowel in the photo. “I mean, that really is a whopper you did there,” she asks, “I’d hate to think you didn’t wipe yourself after that.” “I did wipe myself – I wiped myself a lot after that,” Heidi answers, “I just went into another stall to do that.” “That’s so you wouldn’t spoil the sight of your big bowel movement in the bowl?” I ask. Heidi shamefully nods her head “yes.”
Moving on to Heidi’s punishment, I then direct the TVPC clerk to draw up a Violation Report for the more serious offense of “Intentionally Leaving the Toilet Unflushed” and that is, of course, after having a bowel movement. I then sentence the pretty senior to 5 days of detention and having to write “I must learn to flush the toilet after using the girls’ room in school” 500 times. “Well, I already wrote 300 times from before,” Heidi points out and she asks, “So that’s another 200 times that I have to write now?” I just shake my head and smile. “This is 500 times IN ADDITION to what you already wrote,” I tell her, “And the 5 days of detention is added to the other as well.” Heidi lets out an audible groan at hearing that and she argues that she should get credit for the punishment she already did. “I didn’t actually commit the offense of accidentally leaving it unflushed,” she points out, “So I should get a break on that and be able to count it against this punishment.” But, once again, I just shake my head and smile. “I’m not giving you a break on that at all,” I inform the senior, “If you’re going to lie and plead “Guilty” to an offense you didn’t commit, you’re going to have to do that punishment.” “And by that I mean, you have to do that punishment in addition to the punishment for the offense you actually did commit,” I explain further, “So maybe next you won’t lie and try to make your offense less than it really.” “Yes, sir,” Heidi says dejectedly. I know she doesn’t agree with all that, but she knows that arguing is pointless.
But just as Heidi is about to take a seat in the detention section, I stop her. “Just one minute, young lady,” I tell her, “We’re not done here yet.” “That was your punishment for leaving the toilet unflushed,” I then tell Heidi, “We’ll now get to your punishment for lying about it.” I then direct the TVPC clerk to draw up another Violation Report on Heidi – This one for “Lying to the TVPC.” Heidi looks at me puzzled. “Well, you did lie to the TVPC, didn’t you?” I ask her, “You said you left the toilet unflushed accidentally when you really did it on purpose, didn’t you?” Dejectedly, the poor girl can only nod her head “yes.” For this offense, I decide to give Heidi a very stern punishment. She’ll have to write “I will not lie to the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee again” – A grueling 1,000 times. Once again the poor girl groans at her punishment. She argues that it’s too severe – Especially in conjunction with the 500 times she’s already been assigned and the 300 times she’s already done. But her argument falls on deaf ears. “I’m sick of all this nonsense from you, Heidi,” I tell her, “Let’s stop trying to make a spectacle out of going to the bathroom.”
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