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 Tuesday, March 13, 2018.
We begin this afternoon’s section of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) with 2 cases from last night’s “Family Night Frolics” program. The “Family Night Frolics” is an annual entertainment event at our school in which parents perform together with their children. Acts involve anything from singing and dancing to stand-up comedy to magic to poetry and dramatic reading. Since the girls performing at the event are doing so as part of school program, their toileting behavior is, of course, subject to TVPC jurisdiction. In fact, since this is an event attended by the public, the girls are considered to be representing the school as part of the program. As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, accidents and other toilet violations by girls representing the school are considered more serious than those same violations during the regular school day.
The first case from last night’s “Family Night Frolics” involves a pretty and popular junior blonde named Marcia. Marcia and her mom Carol -- who has hair of gold like her daughters -- performed a vaudeville-style song and dance number last night. Looking over the paperwork on this case, I must say that I’m confused. I have one Violation Report -- filed by Mrs. Johns -- that charges Marcia with clogging the toilet. Specifically, she’s charged with a Category #2 clog -- that is, the combination of her bowel movement and her toilet paper clogged the toilet. But I also have another charge -- this one filed by Miss Bliss -- that charges Marcia only with using a clogged toilet. This charge is that Marcia simply used a toilet that was clogged -- specifically that she used it for a bowel movement -- but didn’t actually clog it herself. Both offenses are alleged to have occurred in the 2nd stall from the entrance in the girls’ room in the hallway between the gym and the auditorium -- obviously, the girls’ room that got heavy usage at the program last night.
As I’ve noted, I’m quite confused by the 2 charges in this case. Obviously, merely using a clogged toilet isn’t as serious as actually clogging one, but I don’t understand why Marcia has been charged with that in addition to clogging the toilet. And a second charge like this seems really out-of-character for the usually kind-hearted Miss Bliss. “Using a clogged toilet means that the toilet was already clogged when Marcia sat down and used it,” I explain to Miss Bliss, “That’s a violation, of course, because girls are only allowed to use toilets that are functioning properly.” “But if it was Marcia’s bowel movement that actually clogged the toilet then that’s what we should be charging her with,” I explain further, “We shouldn’t also be charging her with using the clogged toilet because the toilet was working properly until Marcia clogged it.” “Don’t you think it would really be piling it on poor Marcia to be charging her with both offenses,” I suggest to the pretty and dedicated History Teacher, “Don’t you think that just punishing her for clogging the toilet would be enough?”
“But that’s just it, Mr. Chairman,” Miss Bliss then tells me, “I’m certainly not trying to pile it on Marcia -- I just don’t think she was the one who actually clogged the toilet.” “I didn’t clog it, sir,” Marcia then chimes in, “There’s just no way that my…um, stuff could clog one of those toilets.” “I mean, I have clogged the toilet at home a few times, but you know that toilet gets a lot of action with 5 brothers and sisters besides me,” the pretty and popular junior goes on, “I mean, a few times I did get a little constipated and that poor toilet just couldn’t handle what became of that.” “But I could never do anything that the toilets here at school couldn’t handle,” Marcia tells us, “I mean, I’ve just never done anything capable of clogging those power flush toilets here.” “I admit that I did do a really big bowel movement last night, sir,” she explains, “I had been constipated for a while until last night and I really did end up going a lot.” “But it really wasn’t mine that actually clogged the toilet -- the toilet must have already been clogged before I even got there,” she explains further, “When I flushed, the water just immediately came right up to the rim of the bowl.”
Miss Bliss nods her head in agreement with that. “There was already a clog somewhere down in the toilet when Marcia went to use it,” Miss Bliss then explains, “Marcia’s fecal matter was big but hers was floating in the bowl -- it wasn’t the source of the clog.” “I can certainly understand why Mrs. Johns filed the charge that she did,” Miss Bliss acknowledges, “At the time, I’m sure it really did seem like Marcia was the one who clogged it.” “I’m sure the toilet seemed to be working fine before Marcia went in and used it,” the pretty History teacher explains, “And then when Marcia was done -- and it was indeed a very big bowel movement that she did -- the water was right up to the rim of the bowl.” “But if you look closer at the toilet, you could see that it wasn’t Marcia’s feces that was actually clogging it,” Miss Bliss explains further, “It was somebody else’s that was clogging it from somewhere down the line.”
Hearing that explanation, Mrs. Johns drops the more serious charge against Marcia -- that of clogging the toilet herself. “Miss Bliss is probably right,” the ace restroom monitor acknowledges, “There certainly could have been clog somewhere down in the pipes that we just couldn’t see.” “And I guess it’s hard to believe that Marcia could do one that was big enough to clog the toilet anyway,” she adds. As I understand it, a custodian was able to dislodge it all with a heavy-duty plunger later that evening. That leaves Marcia to plead “Guilty” to the lesser charge of Using -- specifically to defecate -- a clogged toilet. She tells us though that it was purely accidental. “I just didn’t know the toilet was clogged when I used it,” Marcia explains, “I had to go so I went in there and just took the first open stall that I saw.” “As I said, I did kind of go a lot but I never thought it would be a problem flushing it,” the pretty blonde-haired honor student explains further, “I never know there was a problem until it didn’t actually flush and the water come right up to the top of the bowl.” Miss Bliss concurs. “I have no doubt it was accidental,” she says, “I’m sure Marcia would have used a different stall if she knew the toilet was clogged.”
Just because Marcia didn’t know the toilet was clogged doesn’t absolve her of guilt. Girls are still responsible for only using toilets that are in proper working order and obviously, a toilet that is clogged doesn’t qualify. But using a toilet that you know is clogged would obviously be a more serious violation than merely using one accidentally. Still, a bowel movement in a clogged toilet is obviously more serious than merely urinating in one. And this was, of course, a violation while representing the school. Marcia is sentenced to 2 hours of detention and writing, “I will not defecate in a clogged toilet in school again” 200 times.
Our second case from last night concerns a cute and talkative freshman named Clarissa. She’s a bright and delightful young lady but she has had her issues with using the girls’ room in school -- especially where her bowel movements are concerned. She’s had 4 panty-soiling accidents so far this year and while freshmen certainly do have the most accidents, that’s still more than most. And she has other violations, too. She and her mom also performed a song and dance number last night. As I understand it, though, the show almost didn’t go on for Clarissa and her mom as they were nowhere to be found when their performance time arrived. Had it not been for some quick thinking on the part of Mrs. Duncan to shuffle the schedule, they might not have gotten the chance to perform at all. And such brings us to the reason that the toilet-troubled Clarissa is before the TVPC today.
“You took Clarissa home just to use the bathroom last night?” I ask Mrs. Darling -- Clarissa’s mom. “That’s why you missed your original time on stage, Mrs. Darling,” I ask her, “Because Clarissa was home using the toilet?” “Yes, Mr. Ziffel,” Mrs. Darling tells me. “We were waiting for our turn and I could see that Clarissa had to go,” she tells me, “I think mothers can always tell when their daughters have to go to the bathroom -- especially when it’s a #2.” “Of course, I told her to go use the girls’ room, but she wouldn’t use that girls’ room in the hallway down there,” she explains, “She’s usually okay with public bathrooms but not when they’re crowded like the one last night.” “I mean, she’ll go pee when she has to,” Mrs. Darling explains further, “But when it comes to going poop, it’s just that she needs a little more privacy.” “It’s best if she can be alone in the bathroom when she has to do that,” she adds. The usually outgoing freshman cutie looks a bit embarrassed at the open discussion of her bathroom habits. Clarissa doesn’t seem the shy type at all but it’s apparently so when it comes to using the toilet. That’s not so unusual but I’m still left shaking my head as to what happened last night.
“So you took Clarissa home just to use the bathroom?” I ask her again, clearly expressing my disappointment as well as my surprise. Obviously, Mrs. Darling picks up on my tone. “Yes sir -- I hear what you’re saying,” she tells me, “But I’d just rather not have had to deal with messy panties last night.” “Yeah, I know it’s ridiculous going all the way home just for Clarissa to use the toilet,” the pretty, blonde-haired Mrs. Darling explains, “But it’s not like I can actually force her to use the toilet here.” “Better that goes in the toilet at home than trying to hold it in and ending up messing her pants here at school,” she explains further, “I just don’t like having to deal with those messing accidents of hers.” “As stupid as it seems, I figured it was better taking a ride home that dealing with another accident.”
Mrs. Darling’s explanation takes me a little bit by surprise. “I’d like to suggest that perhaps you simply not DEAL with your daughter’s messing accidents,” I tell her, “Perhaps Clarissa should be dealing with those accidents herself.” “I would think that at the very least cleaning it would be her responsibility,” I point out. Mrs. Darling nods her head -- seemingly in agreement with me. She does agree with me about that. “Yeah I guess you’re right, Mr. Ziffel -- at her age, it really should be Clarissa cleaning up her own accidents,” the pretty blonde tells me, “But I guess that’s just not easy for me to do.” Mrs. Darling goes on to tell me that she had her own issues going #2 at school when she was growing up. “I guess it’s hard for me because I used to go in my pants at school just like Clarissa does,” she tells us, “I can really sympathize with how she feels about the school bathrooms.” I actually think I was worse than Clarissa,” Mrs. Darling continues, “at least she goes in your school bathrooms sometimes.” “I used to never go #2 at school,“ she recounts, “I would just always try to hold it in and that resulted in a lot of accidents for me.“ She goes on to explain that she was always treated rather harshly by her own mother for those accidents and she always vowed she would never be like to her own daughter. “I never really resolved my problem until I went away to college,” Mrs. Darling explains further, “Let me tell you that last thing you want to be doing is messing your panties in a college dorm.” “I just don’t want to put Clarissa through what I went through,” Mrs. Darling adds, “I guess that’s why I’m not making her cleaning up the messes she does.”
Clarissa, though, seems to take exception to what her mother just said. “I do clean myself -- When I have an accident, mom does make me clean it up,” Clarissa is quick to point out, “Of course, she makes me clean myself.” But her mom jumps back in and tells us that’s not completely true. “Well, she does clean HERSELF,” Mrs. Darling acknowledges, “I make her take a washcloth and she does take care of that.” “But you know I don’t make you clean out your underwear,” she then says, addressing the comment to her daughter, “You know more often than not, I’m the one who ends up doing that.” “So don’t try to make it sound like I make you clean everything up,” she admonishes Clarissa. “You know when I was your age and had accidents, your grandmother always made me clean out my underwear, too,” she tells her daughter, “And then I’d always get punished for it as well.” Mrs. Darling tells us that either she cleans her daughter’s soiled underwear or they simply throw them out. “If the damage is too bad, I just throw the underwear away,” she tells us, “Especially, if Clarissa had already done a mess in the same underwear, sometimes the panties are just not worth saving.” “Like I said before, Mr. Ziffel, it may seem ridiculous to have to drive her home to use the toilet,” she adds, “But I’d rather do that and let her go in the toilet than to deal with yet another mess in her panties.”
And that, of course, brings us back to the subject of these proceedings. “Girls are not allowed to leave school grounds to go somewhere else to go to the bathroom,” I tell both of them and note for the record, “We obviously have toilets here and when girls are here at school or here as part of a school program, they’re expected to use those toilets if they need to.” “I believe this is a first case ever of a parent actually taking their daughter off school grounds to use the toilet,” I point out and also note for the record, “But the rules are quite clear that it’s still a toilet violation.” Of course, the toilet violation applies to Clarissa because she was the one under TVPC jurisdiction at the program last night. Fortunately, Mrs. Darling backs up the TVPC on this matter. “Well, I did my own business in the girls’ room when we first got there last night,” she tells us, “We only went back home for Clarissa to use the toilet not me.” That’s all well and good as an example to her daughter, but Mrs. Darling isn’t subject to TVPC jurisdiction, anyway. “I went and pooped in the girls’ room down there and I survived,” she then turns and sarcastically tells her daughter.
Taking everything into consideration, I first sentence Clarissa to write, “I will not leave school grounds to go somewhere else to use the bathroom again” 500 times. I also sentence her to 2 weeks detention sitting on the toilet. Mrs. Darling, while not actually objecting, seems a bit surprised at the severity of her daughter’s punishment. “That’s more than the punishment for soiling her panties, isn’t it?” she asks. “Well, it’s more than the punishment she’s gotten for soiling her panties SO FAR,” I point out, “But it wouldn’t have been worse than what she’d have gotten for soiling her panties while representing the school last night.” “And it’s not more than what she’ll get if she continues to soil her panties in school,” I also point out -- although this time the comment is addressed more to Clarissa herself. Clarissa then requests that her toilet sitting punishment be done in the 2nd Floor Girls’ Room. Apparently, she doesn’t mind that particular bathroom as much as the others here at school. “Your toilet sitting punishment will be done in the girls’ room downstairs by the auditorium and the gym,” I tell her and note for the record, “That’s the girls’ room you should have used last night rather than making your mother drive you home to do it. Clarissa lets out an audible groan at hearing that. Her mother, no doubt leaves the TVPC meeting with something to think about.
My name is Arnold Ziffel and I’m chairman of the TVPC. What follows are the summary minutes of the TVPC meeting of Tuesday, March 13, 2018.
We begin this afternoon’s section of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) with 2 cases from last night’s “Family Night Frolics” program. The “Family Night Frolics” is an annual entertainment event at our school in which parents perform together with their children. Acts involve anything from singing and dancing to stand-up comedy to magic to poetry and dramatic reading. Since the girls performing at the event are doing so as part of school program, their toileting behavior is, of course, subject to TVPC jurisdiction. In fact, since this is an event attended by the public, the girls are considered to be representing the school as part of the program. As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, accidents and other toilet violations by girls representing the school are considered more serious than those same violations during the regular school day.
The first case from last night’s “Family Night Frolics” involves a pretty and popular junior blonde named Marcia. Marcia and her mom Carol -- who has hair of gold like her daughters -- performed a vaudeville-style song and dance number last night. Looking over the paperwork on this case, I must say that I’m confused. I have one Violation Report -- filed by Mrs. Johns -- that charges Marcia with clogging the toilet. Specifically, she’s charged with a Category #2 clog -- that is, the combination of her bowel movement and her toilet paper clogged the toilet. But I also have another charge -- this one filed by Miss Bliss -- that charges Marcia only with using a clogged toilet. This charge is that Marcia simply used a toilet that was clogged -- specifically that she used it for a bowel movement -- but didn’t actually clog it herself. Both offenses are alleged to have occurred in the 2nd stall from the entrance in the girls’ room in the hallway between the gym and the auditorium -- obviously, the girls’ room that got heavy usage at the program last night.
As I’ve noted, I’m quite confused by the 2 charges in this case. Obviously, merely using a clogged toilet isn’t as serious as actually clogging one, but I don’t understand why Marcia has been charged with that in addition to clogging the toilet. And a second charge like this seems really out-of-character for the usually kind-hearted Miss Bliss. “Using a clogged toilet means that the toilet was already clogged when Marcia sat down and used it,” I explain to Miss Bliss, “That’s a violation, of course, because girls are only allowed to use toilets that are functioning properly.” “But if it was Marcia’s bowel movement that actually clogged the toilet then that’s what we should be charging her with,” I explain further, “We shouldn’t also be charging her with using the clogged toilet because the toilet was working properly until Marcia clogged it.” “Don’t you think it would really be piling it on poor Marcia to be charging her with both offenses,” I suggest to the pretty and dedicated History Teacher, “Don’t you think that just punishing her for clogging the toilet would be enough?”
“But that’s just it, Mr. Chairman,” Miss Bliss then tells me, “I’m certainly not trying to pile it on Marcia -- I just don’t think she was the one who actually clogged the toilet.” “I didn’t clog it, sir,” Marcia then chimes in, “There’s just no way that my…um, stuff could clog one of those toilets.” “I mean, I have clogged the toilet at home a few times, but you know that toilet gets a lot of action with 5 brothers and sisters besides me,” the pretty and popular junior goes on, “I mean, a few times I did get a little constipated and that poor toilet just couldn’t handle what became of that.” “But I could never do anything that the toilets here at school couldn’t handle,” Marcia tells us, “I mean, I’ve just never done anything capable of clogging those power flush toilets here.” “I admit that I did do a really big bowel movement last night, sir,” she explains, “I had been constipated for a while until last night and I really did end up going a lot.” “But it really wasn’t mine that actually clogged the toilet -- the toilet must have already been clogged before I even got there,” she explains further, “When I flushed, the water just immediately came right up to the rim of the bowl.”
Miss Bliss nods her head in agreement with that. “There was already a clog somewhere down in the toilet when Marcia went to use it,” Miss Bliss then explains, “Marcia’s fecal matter was big but hers was floating in the bowl -- it wasn’t the source of the clog.” “I can certainly understand why Mrs. Johns filed the charge that she did,” Miss Bliss acknowledges, “At the time, I’m sure it really did seem like Marcia was the one who clogged it.” “I’m sure the toilet seemed to be working fine before Marcia went in and used it,” the pretty History teacher explains, “And then when Marcia was done -- and it was indeed a very big bowel movement that she did -- the water was right up to the rim of the bowl.” “But if you look closer at the toilet, you could see that it wasn’t Marcia’s feces that was actually clogging it,” Miss Bliss explains further, “It was somebody else’s that was clogging it from somewhere down the line.”
Hearing that explanation, Mrs. Johns drops the more serious charge against Marcia -- that of clogging the toilet herself. “Miss Bliss is probably right,” the ace restroom monitor acknowledges, “There certainly could have been clog somewhere down in the pipes that we just couldn’t see.” “And I guess it’s hard to believe that Marcia could do one that was big enough to clog the toilet anyway,” she adds. As I understand it, a custodian was able to dislodge it all with a heavy-duty plunger later that evening. That leaves Marcia to plead “Guilty” to the lesser charge of Using -- specifically to defecate -- a clogged toilet. She tells us though that it was purely accidental. “I just didn’t know the toilet was clogged when I used it,” Marcia explains, “I had to go so I went in there and just took the first open stall that I saw.” “As I said, I did kind of go a lot but I never thought it would be a problem flushing it,” the pretty blonde-haired honor student explains further, “I never know there was a problem until it didn’t actually flush and the water come right up to the top of the bowl.” Miss Bliss concurs. “I have no doubt it was accidental,” she says, “I’m sure Marcia would have used a different stall if she knew the toilet was clogged.”
Just because Marcia didn’t know the toilet was clogged doesn’t absolve her of guilt. Girls are still responsible for only using toilets that are in proper working order and obviously, a toilet that is clogged doesn’t qualify. But using a toilet that you know is clogged would obviously be a more serious violation than merely using one accidentally. Still, a bowel movement in a clogged toilet is obviously more serious than merely urinating in one. And this was, of course, a violation while representing the school. Marcia is sentenced to 2 hours of detention and writing, “I will not defecate in a clogged toilet in school again” 200 times.
Our second case from last night concerns a cute and talkative freshman named Clarissa. She’s a bright and delightful young lady but she has had her issues with using the girls’ room in school -- especially where her bowel movements are concerned. She’s had 4 panty-soiling accidents so far this year and while freshmen certainly do have the most accidents, that’s still more than most. And she has other violations, too. She and her mom also performed a song and dance number last night. As I understand it, though, the show almost didn’t go on for Clarissa and her mom as they were nowhere to be found when their performance time arrived. Had it not been for some quick thinking on the part of Mrs. Duncan to shuffle the schedule, they might not have gotten the chance to perform at all. And such brings us to the reason that the toilet-troubled Clarissa is before the TVPC today.
“You took Clarissa home just to use the bathroom last night?” I ask Mrs. Darling -- Clarissa’s mom. “That’s why you missed your original time on stage, Mrs. Darling,” I ask her, “Because Clarissa was home using the toilet?” “Yes, Mr. Ziffel,” Mrs. Darling tells me. “We were waiting for our turn and I could see that Clarissa had to go,” she tells me, “I think mothers can always tell when their daughters have to go to the bathroom -- especially when it’s a #2.” “Of course, I told her to go use the girls’ room, but she wouldn’t use that girls’ room in the hallway down there,” she explains, “She’s usually okay with public bathrooms but not when they’re crowded like the one last night.” “I mean, she’ll go pee when she has to,” Mrs. Darling explains further, “But when it comes to going poop, it’s just that she needs a little more privacy.” “It’s best if she can be alone in the bathroom when she has to do that,” she adds. The usually outgoing freshman cutie looks a bit embarrassed at the open discussion of her bathroom habits. Clarissa doesn’t seem the shy type at all but it’s apparently so when it comes to using the toilet. That’s not so unusual but I’m still left shaking my head as to what happened last night.
“So you took Clarissa home just to use the bathroom?” I ask her again, clearly expressing my disappointment as well as my surprise. Obviously, Mrs. Darling picks up on my tone. “Yes sir -- I hear what you’re saying,” she tells me, “But I’d just rather not have had to deal with messy panties last night.” “Yeah, I know it’s ridiculous going all the way home just for Clarissa to use the toilet,” the pretty, blonde-haired Mrs. Darling explains, “But it’s not like I can actually force her to use the toilet here.” “Better that goes in the toilet at home than trying to hold it in and ending up messing her pants here at school,” she explains further, “I just don’t like having to deal with those messing accidents of hers.” “As stupid as it seems, I figured it was better taking a ride home that dealing with another accident.”
Mrs. Darling’s explanation takes me a little bit by surprise. “I’d like to suggest that perhaps you simply not DEAL with your daughter’s messing accidents,” I tell her, “Perhaps Clarissa should be dealing with those accidents herself.” “I would think that at the very least cleaning it would be her responsibility,” I point out. Mrs. Darling nods her head -- seemingly in agreement with me. She does agree with me about that. “Yeah I guess you’re right, Mr. Ziffel -- at her age, it really should be Clarissa cleaning up her own accidents,” the pretty blonde tells me, “But I guess that’s just not easy for me to do.” Mrs. Darling goes on to tell me that she had her own issues going #2 at school when she was growing up. “I guess it’s hard for me because I used to go in my pants at school just like Clarissa does,” she tells us, “I can really sympathize with how she feels about the school bathrooms.” I actually think I was worse than Clarissa,” Mrs. Darling continues, “at least she goes in your school bathrooms sometimes.” “I used to never go #2 at school,“ she recounts, “I would just always try to hold it in and that resulted in a lot of accidents for me.“ She goes on to explain that she was always treated rather harshly by her own mother for those accidents and she always vowed she would never be like to her own daughter. “I never really resolved my problem until I went away to college,” Mrs. Darling explains further, “Let me tell you that last thing you want to be doing is messing your panties in a college dorm.” “I just don’t want to put Clarissa through what I went through,” Mrs. Darling adds, “I guess that’s why I’m not making her cleaning up the messes she does.”
Clarissa, though, seems to take exception to what her mother just said. “I do clean myself -- When I have an accident, mom does make me clean it up,” Clarissa is quick to point out, “Of course, she makes me clean myself.” But her mom jumps back in and tells us that’s not completely true. “Well, she does clean HERSELF,” Mrs. Darling acknowledges, “I make her take a washcloth and she does take care of that.” “But you know I don’t make you clean out your underwear,” she then says, addressing the comment to her daughter, “You know more often than not, I’m the one who ends up doing that.” “So don’t try to make it sound like I make you clean everything up,” she admonishes Clarissa. “You know when I was your age and had accidents, your grandmother always made me clean out my underwear, too,” she tells her daughter, “And then I’d always get punished for it as well.” Mrs. Darling tells us that either she cleans her daughter’s soiled underwear or they simply throw them out. “If the damage is too bad, I just throw the underwear away,” she tells us, “Especially, if Clarissa had already done a mess in the same underwear, sometimes the panties are just not worth saving.” “Like I said before, Mr. Ziffel, it may seem ridiculous to have to drive her home to use the toilet,” she adds, “But I’d rather do that and let her go in the toilet than to deal with yet another mess in her panties.”
And that, of course, brings us back to the subject of these proceedings. “Girls are not allowed to leave school grounds to go somewhere else to go to the bathroom,” I tell both of them and note for the record, “We obviously have toilets here and when girls are here at school or here as part of a school program, they’re expected to use those toilets if they need to.” “I believe this is a first case ever of a parent actually taking their daughter off school grounds to use the toilet,” I point out and also note for the record, “But the rules are quite clear that it’s still a toilet violation.” Of course, the toilet violation applies to Clarissa because she was the one under TVPC jurisdiction at the program last night. Fortunately, Mrs. Darling backs up the TVPC on this matter. “Well, I did my own business in the girls’ room when we first got there last night,” she tells us, “We only went back home for Clarissa to use the toilet not me.” That’s all well and good as an example to her daughter, but Mrs. Darling isn’t subject to TVPC jurisdiction, anyway. “I went and pooped in the girls’ room down there and I survived,” she then turns and sarcastically tells her daughter.
Taking everything into consideration, I first sentence Clarissa to write, “I will not leave school grounds to go somewhere else to use the bathroom again” 500 times. I also sentence her to 2 weeks detention sitting on the toilet. Mrs. Darling, while not actually objecting, seems a bit surprised at the severity of her daughter’s punishment. “That’s more than the punishment for soiling her panties, isn’t it?” she asks. “Well, it’s more than the punishment she’s gotten for soiling her panties SO FAR,” I point out, “But it wouldn’t have been worse than what she’d have gotten for soiling her panties while representing the school last night.” “And it’s not more than what she’ll get if she continues to soil her panties in school,” I also point out -- although this time the comment is addressed more to Clarissa herself. Clarissa then requests that her toilet sitting punishment be done in the 2nd Floor Girls’ Room. Apparently, she doesn’t mind that particular bathroom as much as the others here at school. “Your toilet sitting punishment will be done in the girls’ room downstairs by the auditorium and the gym,” I tell her and note for the record, “That’s the girls’ room you should have used last night rather than making your mother drive you home to do it. Clarissa lets out an audible groan at hearing that. Her mother, no doubt leaves the TVPC meeting with something to think about.
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