NOTE: I had intended to get this posted in August but I didn‘t quite get it finished in time. Please note the date of the session is August 28, 2018
Welcome to a SPECIAL 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. Normally, 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.
But this is a Special Summertime Session of the TVPC called to address some of the toilet violations that have occurred over the summer. School, of course, is not actually in session, but that doesn’t mean the work of the TVPC stops. As we approach the new school year, there are a variety of things going on from summer school to pre-season athletic practices to cheerleading camp just to name a few. And because those things are most certainly school functions, the toileting behavior of our female students at those functions falls under TVPC jurisdiction
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 SPECIAL SESSION of the TVPC called for 10:00 AM on Tuesday, August 28, 2018.
Most recently, our school band returned from 5 days away at band camp. This is where they not only practice their craft but learn new routines for the upcoming season. Unlike cheerleading camp, which takes place in a college setting with girls living in dorms, band camp is an actual camp with a more rustic setting and the girls living in cabins. Certainly there are no excuses for toilet violations regardless of the available toilet facilities, but given the campground setting, it’s not like such violations are unexpected. Consequently, we always schedule a special TVPC session every year to deal with those toilet violations that arise at band camp. And this year, it would seem that we have more cases than usual. “I am very disappointed in you girls,” I tell those sitting anxiously along “Defendants’ Row” waiting for their case to be called, “I realize that campsite bathrooms many not be the greatest but it’s still no excuse for going in your pants or committing other toilet violations.”
“There was nothing wrong with the bathrooms there at all,” comes a voice from the front row of the witnesses’ section. “They were all reasonably clean and they all had doors on the stalls with locks,” she lectures the girls, “It’s an absolute disgrace for girls your age to be going in your pants and having these kinds of issues with going to the bathroom.” With that, I take a moment to introduce our new band director, Mrs. Sylvester. Mrs. Sylvester is taking over for Mr. Hornman who recently retired. As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, Mr. Hornman did a great job as Band Director -- especially in dealing with the various toilet violations from the girls in the band. “We are most pleased to have you with us,” I tell the pretty blonde, “But you’ve got some pretty big shoes to fill in taking over for Mr. Hornman.” “Yes sir -- I know what a great job Mr. Hornman did,” Mrs. Sylvester acknowledges, “I’ll do my best to live up to that.” “I think we’re going to have a great band this year -- I’m looking forward to the season with great GLEE,” she tells us, “But I was very disappointed in the toilet habits of many of my girls -- We have a lot of work to do in that area.” Also here today is the Assistant Band Director Mrs. Duncan -- herself a pretty blonde -- and several chaperones who went on the trip with the band.
The first 2 cases this morning are 2 freshman flute players named Amy and Ellen. Each has been charged by Mrs. Duncan with “Panty-Soiling.” Ellen additionally has been charged with “Lying About Her Accident.”
Taking Amy’s case first, I see that the braces-clad cutie was actually caught with her accident in the girls’ room. “I went in there to use the bathroom myself,” Mrs. Duncan reports, “It was right after lunch on our first full day there.” “Surprisingly, it wasn’t very crowded in there at the time and suddenly I heard soft crying coming from one of the stalls,” our Assistant Band Director reports, “So obviously I went over to see what the problem was.” I found Amy sitting there in the stall crying,” Mrs. Duncan continues, “She was sitting there on the toilet with a pair of messy panties down at her knees.” “I’m sorry to say, Mr. Chairman, that it was a pretty full load in Amy’s panties,” she reports further, “I’m not saying that it was so big that it should warrant extra punishment, but it was rather clear that Amy had her full bowel movement in her pants.” “I mean, we can all see that Amy’s not a particular big girl,” she adds, “I have to believe that mess constituted a full bowel movement for a girl her size.”
That rather graphic description brings the shy and sensitive freshman to tears. “I’m sorry -- I’m so sorry,” she says through her tears, addressing her comments to Mrs. Duncan, “I’m so sorry that I went in my pants.” Even though it happened a week ago, she’s obviously still very upset about it. Mrs. Duncan -- as kind-hearted as always -- tries to calm the blonde-haired cutie down. “It’s alright, Amy,” she tells the girl, “Accidents can happen sometimes.” “I know it’s kind of gross and it’s embarrassing,” she comforts Amy, “But it’s only your first time and at least you don’t have to worry about getting punished for it.” I echo what Mrs. Duncan told her. “Yes, because it’s only your first offense, your only punishment is a warning,” I explain, “But it’s the only warning you’re going to get this year from our committee.” “The next time you go in your pants you are indeed going to be punished,” I warn her, “And the more times you go in your pants, the worse those punishments are going to get.”
“I think what Mr. Ziffel is telling you, Amy, is that you really need to be doing your bowel movements in the toilet instead of your pants,” the ever helpful Mrs. Duncan chimes in, “I mean, one accident isn’t so bad, but let’s try to stop it at only one.” “Exactly,” I concur. “As long as you learn your lesson from this, you’re going to be fine,” I tell her, “But unless you like detentions and writing punishments, you’d best not make a habit of this.” Amy, drying her tears a bit, nods her head that she understands. “I definitely think she learned her lesson,” Mrs. Duncan tells me, “She definitely did use the girls’ room after that and she had no more accidents for the rest of the trip.” “Isn’t that true, Amy,” she asks the girl. “Yes, Mrs. Duncan,” Amy answers. “It was only the first time that I had to make that I went in my pants,” the freshman cutie explains, “The rest of the time after that I went in the toilet.” Mrs. Duncan gives her a smile at hearing that. “I don’t imagine it was pleasant sitting there in the girls’ room with that mess in your pants,” Mrs. Duncan suggests to her, “But that’s what happens when you don’t go use the toilet when you need to.” “But hopefully you’re beyond that now,” Mrs. Duncan further suggests, “Hopefully you’ve learned that you really don’t want bowel movements in your pants -- especially on a school trip.” Amy nods her head in agreement with that. “I guess I had to learn that the hard way,” she says.
Well, yeah -- I guess you did,” Mrs. Duncan says with a smile, “But still, Amy, I have to wonder exactly what you were thinking.” “I mean, we were there for 5 days and you knew that,” she reminds the girl, “Were you really expecting to just hold it in for 5 days.” But the smart but shy blonde just shakes her head and says that she obviously didn’t think it through that far. “I don’t know what I was thinking,” she explains, “I just knew that I didn’t want to go poops in the girls’ room there.” “I don’t really like to go poops anywhere but at home or where there’s more privacy.” “But you ended up in the girls’ room anyway, didn’t you?” Mrs. Duncan asks, “But only that way you ended up sitting there with a mess in your pants.” “I don’t imagine that it was nice sitting there with that mess you had,” she reiterates to Amy. “It would seem to me that if you’re going to end up in the girls’ room anyway, it would be easier to just go in the toilet initially and avoid the mess in the mess in your panties,” she tells the girl, “Not to mention the hassle of having to wipe your behind clean after the mess gets all smeared around back there.” “Isn’t wiping yourself a lot easier when you just go in the toilet the regular way?” Mrs. Duncan asks. Amy nods her head that it is. “Definitely,” she tells the Assistant Band Director, “I definitely didn’t want to deal with another mess in the girls’ room there.” “You’re right, Mrs. Duncan,” Amy acknowledges, “Even if I didn’t like the toilets there, it was definitely easier to just use the toilet there and not try to hold it in and wind up going in my pants.” She goes on to thank Mrs. Duncan for helping her clean herself up in the stall. “I don’t know what I would have done without you,” she tells Mrs. Duncan, “I don’t know how I would have gotten myself cleaned up without your help.” “Well, the important thing is that you learned your lesson,” she tells the girl, “The important thing is that you started going in the toilet after that and didn’t do any more messes.”
It being Amy’s first offense and her having no other toilet violations, she is officially given a warning and dismissed without punishment.
Moving on to Ellen -- a cute bespectacled brunette -- her case is quite different than Amy’s. As I’ve noted, she’s not only charged with “Panty-Soiling” but “Lying” to Mrs. Duncan about it. “Lying is the more serious violation,” I tell the tall, skinny freshman, “Going in your pants was only an accident but lying, obviously, is intentional.” “As we saw with Amy, a first time panty-soiling isn’t all that serious,” I explain, “But you’ve made it a whole lot worse on yourself by lying about it.” “I’m sorry, sir,” Ellen tells me, obviously quite contrite, “I’m really sorry especially about lying to Mrs. Duncan.” “I guess I just didn’t want to admit to going in my pants,” she explains, “I guess I was just too embarrassed about having an accident in the first place.” “Well, you should be embarrassed about having an accident at your age,” I tell her, “If you want to avoid being embarrassed by that, you should make sure that you go in the toilet when you’re supposed to.” “But if you do have an accident, you need to learn to take responsibility for it,” I lecture Ellen, “For your sake, I hope this is the last time you try to lie your way out of being caught with an accident.” “Lying about a toilet violation only compounds your guilt,” I explain. “Yes, sir,” she tells me contritely, “I’m sorry, sir.”
Turning now to Mrs. Duncan, she tells us that it was another student that reported to her that Ellen had had an accident. “This other student was apparently in the girls’ room having a bowel movement of her own,” Mrs. Duncan explains, “And Ellen was in the stall next to her.” “This girl noticed that in the stall next to her, the girl had already flushed the toilet several times and seemed to be using an inordinate amount of toilet paper,” the pretty Assistant Band Director continues, “So, of course, she suspected that something was wrong and started paying attention to what Ellen was doing in the stall.” Relaying what she was told, Mrs. Duncan tells us that it eventually got to the point -- probably after she finished wiping herself of the mess -- that Ellen changed out of her messy panties. “She told me that she could see Ellen’s shorts on the floor under the stall partition,” Mrs. Duncan continues, “And then eventually she saw Ellen carefully sliding off her panties.” “And she says that she clearly saw that there was a mess in those panties,” she explains, “She told me that the messy panties where on the floor a while and she could see them quite clearly under the stall partition.” “Apparently she didn’t know at the time that it was Ellen in the neighboring stall,” Mrs. Duncan explains, “But she got to see who it was when they both come of their stalls.” “She told me that she saw Ellen clutching a T-shirt and she had it all bunched up in her hands,” Mrs. Duncan explains further, “She said it was pretty obvious that Ellen was hiding something in there.” The implication, of course, is that she was hiding her messy panties in there.
“I see,” I tell Mrs. Duncan, “And then I suppose you confronted Ellen about whether she had messed in her panties.” “Yes sir, Mr. Chairman,” she tells me, “I pulled her aside during a break in marching practice and asked her if she had had an accident earlier that day.” “I actually asked her several times if she’d had had an accident,” Mrs. Duncan reports, “And each time she vehemently denied that she did.” “She said that she’d been in the bathroom earlier but had simply used the toilet like she was supposed to,” she reports further, “She said it was a messy one and she had to wipe a lot to get herself clean but she vehemently denied that she had done any of it in her panties.” “I just didn’t know who to believe,” the ever thorough Mrs. Duncan explains, “I had a creditable report of Ellen having had an accident but I had Ellen herself vehemently denying that she did.” As our Assistant Band Director gives the details of her investigation, I note that Ellen is standing there stoically staring at the floor. “Is this all true, young lady?” I ask her, “Did you deny to Mrs. Duncan that you had soiled your panties?” “Yes, sir,” the pretty, dark-haired freshman admits. “And you had soiled your panties?” I ask her further. “Yes sir,” she answers me again, this time obviously quite ashamed of herself.
Mrs. Duncan goes on to explain that the matter wouldn’t actually be resolved until the next day. “The next morning at breakfast, her cabin-mates were complaining about a bad smell in their cabin,” Mrs. Duncan continues, “And even then Ellen didn’t step up and admit to what she’d done.” “It wasn’t until we searched through the cabin that we found it,” she tells us, “Hidden at the bottom of Ellen’s footlocker, in a plastic bag, we found Ellen’s soiled panties. “So you managed to smuggle your soiled panties out of the girls’ room and then you hid them in your footlocker?” I ask the tall, skinny freshman. “Yes sir,” she acknowledges, “I didn’t realize that they would smell like that -- I thought they were safe in the plastic bag I put them in.” “But you certainly could have admitted to what you did when we discovered the smell in your cabin,” Mrs. Duncan suggests, “Obviously, you knew by then that we were going to discover your soiled panties.” “I don’t really know what I was thinking,” Ellen says, “Like I said before, I guess I was just too embarrassed to admit that I’d gone in my pants.”
Upon questioning from me, Ellen admits that the accident happened because she, too, was trying to hold it in rather than go “poop” in the girls’ room like she was supposed to. “It wasn’t like I was trying to hold it in all week without pooping even once,” she tries to explain, “I knew I couldn’t make it all week without pooping even once.” “I was trying to hold it in and go at night when everyone else was sleeping,” she explains, “I was trying to wait and go when I could have more privacy in there.” But she also tells us that she learned her lesson from this experience of having this accident. “After that I just went and used the toilet when I needed to,” she tells us, “I didn’t really care who was in the bathroom when I need to go -- I just didn’t want to have another accident in my pants.”
That she learned her lesson from the experience and apparently properly used the toilet after that is, of course, a good thing. But the TVPC cannot ignore that Ellen blatantly lied to Mrs. Duncan in the performance of her duties as an investigator for the TVPC. And she obviously prolonged what should have been a quick and simple investigation by Mrs. Duncan. Acknowledging all that, I’m left just shaking my head at the bespectacled freshman beauty. “Unfortunately, your punishment for this is going to be a double whammy,” I tell her, “But you have no one but yourself to blame for this.” “You’re obviously going to be punished for lying to Mrs. Duncan and that’s no small matter,” I explain, “But now you’re also going to get punished for the panty-soiling itself.” “Normally, you’d only get a warning for the panty-soiling just like Amy got,” I explain further, “That, of course, being that it was only your first offense.” “But since you committed another violation in connection with the panty-soiling, you’re not entitled to get off with just a warning,” I tell her, “Now, I’m afraid, you’re going to have to get punished for that as well.”
For the panty-soiling itself, I sentence Ellen to write 100 times, “I will not soil my panties in school or at band camp again” and to serve 1 hour of detention. Even under these circumstances, the punishment for a first panty-soiling isn’t too bad and Ellen definitely looks surprised at how lenient it is. But, as I noted before, Lying is the more serious offense. For that Ellen will have to serve 5 hours of detention and write 500 times, “I will not lie during a Toilet Violations Punishment Committee investigation again.” That, on the other hand, is enough to reduce the poor girl to tears.
Welcome to a SPECIAL 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. Normally, 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.
But this is a Special Summertime Session of the TVPC called to address some of the toilet violations that have occurred over the summer. School, of course, is not actually in session, but that doesn’t mean the work of the TVPC stops. As we approach the new school year, there are a variety of things going on from summer school to pre-season athletic practices to cheerleading camp just to name a few. And because those things are most certainly school functions, the toileting behavior of our female students at those functions falls under TVPC jurisdiction
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 SPECIAL SESSION of the TVPC called for 10:00 AM on Tuesday, August 28, 2018.
Most recently, our school band returned from 5 days away at band camp. This is where they not only practice their craft but learn new routines for the upcoming season. Unlike cheerleading camp, which takes place in a college setting with girls living in dorms, band camp is an actual camp with a more rustic setting and the girls living in cabins. Certainly there are no excuses for toilet violations regardless of the available toilet facilities, but given the campground setting, it’s not like such violations are unexpected. Consequently, we always schedule a special TVPC session every year to deal with those toilet violations that arise at band camp. And this year, it would seem that we have more cases than usual. “I am very disappointed in you girls,” I tell those sitting anxiously along “Defendants’ Row” waiting for their case to be called, “I realize that campsite bathrooms many not be the greatest but it’s still no excuse for going in your pants or committing other toilet violations.”
“There was nothing wrong with the bathrooms there at all,” comes a voice from the front row of the witnesses’ section. “They were all reasonably clean and they all had doors on the stalls with locks,” she lectures the girls, “It’s an absolute disgrace for girls your age to be going in your pants and having these kinds of issues with going to the bathroom.” With that, I take a moment to introduce our new band director, Mrs. Sylvester. Mrs. Sylvester is taking over for Mr. Hornman who recently retired. As faithful readers of the TVPC surely know, Mr. Hornman did a great job as Band Director -- especially in dealing with the various toilet violations from the girls in the band. “We are most pleased to have you with us,” I tell the pretty blonde, “But you’ve got some pretty big shoes to fill in taking over for Mr. Hornman.” “Yes sir -- I know what a great job Mr. Hornman did,” Mrs. Sylvester acknowledges, “I’ll do my best to live up to that.” “I think we’re going to have a great band this year -- I’m looking forward to the season with great GLEE,” she tells us, “But I was very disappointed in the toilet habits of many of my girls -- We have a lot of work to do in that area.” Also here today is the Assistant Band Director Mrs. Duncan -- herself a pretty blonde -- and several chaperones who went on the trip with the band.
The first 2 cases this morning are 2 freshman flute players named Amy and Ellen. Each has been charged by Mrs. Duncan with “Panty-Soiling.” Ellen additionally has been charged with “Lying About Her Accident.”
Taking Amy’s case first, I see that the braces-clad cutie was actually caught with her accident in the girls’ room. “I went in there to use the bathroom myself,” Mrs. Duncan reports, “It was right after lunch on our first full day there.” “Surprisingly, it wasn’t very crowded in there at the time and suddenly I heard soft crying coming from one of the stalls,” our Assistant Band Director reports, “So obviously I went over to see what the problem was.” I found Amy sitting there in the stall crying,” Mrs. Duncan continues, “She was sitting there on the toilet with a pair of messy panties down at her knees.” “I’m sorry to say, Mr. Chairman, that it was a pretty full load in Amy’s panties,” she reports further, “I’m not saying that it was so big that it should warrant extra punishment, but it was rather clear that Amy had her full bowel movement in her pants.” “I mean, we can all see that Amy’s not a particular big girl,” she adds, “I have to believe that mess constituted a full bowel movement for a girl her size.”
That rather graphic description brings the shy and sensitive freshman to tears. “I’m sorry -- I’m so sorry,” she says through her tears, addressing her comments to Mrs. Duncan, “I’m so sorry that I went in my pants.” Even though it happened a week ago, she’s obviously still very upset about it. Mrs. Duncan -- as kind-hearted as always -- tries to calm the blonde-haired cutie down. “It’s alright, Amy,” she tells the girl, “Accidents can happen sometimes.” “I know it’s kind of gross and it’s embarrassing,” she comforts Amy, “But it’s only your first time and at least you don’t have to worry about getting punished for it.” I echo what Mrs. Duncan told her. “Yes, because it’s only your first offense, your only punishment is a warning,” I explain, “But it’s the only warning you’re going to get this year from our committee.” “The next time you go in your pants you are indeed going to be punished,” I warn her, “And the more times you go in your pants, the worse those punishments are going to get.”
“I think what Mr. Ziffel is telling you, Amy, is that you really need to be doing your bowel movements in the toilet instead of your pants,” the ever helpful Mrs. Duncan chimes in, “I mean, one accident isn’t so bad, but let’s try to stop it at only one.” “Exactly,” I concur. “As long as you learn your lesson from this, you’re going to be fine,” I tell her, “But unless you like detentions and writing punishments, you’d best not make a habit of this.” Amy, drying her tears a bit, nods her head that she understands. “I definitely think she learned her lesson,” Mrs. Duncan tells me, “She definitely did use the girls’ room after that and she had no more accidents for the rest of the trip.” “Isn’t that true, Amy,” she asks the girl. “Yes, Mrs. Duncan,” Amy answers. “It was only the first time that I had to make that I went in my pants,” the freshman cutie explains, “The rest of the time after that I went in the toilet.” Mrs. Duncan gives her a smile at hearing that. “I don’t imagine it was pleasant sitting there in the girls’ room with that mess in your pants,” Mrs. Duncan suggests to her, “But that’s what happens when you don’t go use the toilet when you need to.” “But hopefully you’re beyond that now,” Mrs. Duncan further suggests, “Hopefully you’ve learned that you really don’t want bowel movements in your pants -- especially on a school trip.” Amy nods her head in agreement with that. “I guess I had to learn that the hard way,” she says.
Well, yeah -- I guess you did,” Mrs. Duncan says with a smile, “But still, Amy, I have to wonder exactly what you were thinking.” “I mean, we were there for 5 days and you knew that,” she reminds the girl, “Were you really expecting to just hold it in for 5 days.” But the smart but shy blonde just shakes her head and says that she obviously didn’t think it through that far. “I don’t know what I was thinking,” she explains, “I just knew that I didn’t want to go poops in the girls’ room there.” “I don’t really like to go poops anywhere but at home or where there’s more privacy.” “But you ended up in the girls’ room anyway, didn’t you?” Mrs. Duncan asks, “But only that way you ended up sitting there with a mess in your pants.” “I don’t imagine that it was nice sitting there with that mess you had,” she reiterates to Amy. “It would seem to me that if you’re going to end up in the girls’ room anyway, it would be easier to just go in the toilet initially and avoid the mess in the mess in your panties,” she tells the girl, “Not to mention the hassle of having to wipe your behind clean after the mess gets all smeared around back there.” “Isn’t wiping yourself a lot easier when you just go in the toilet the regular way?” Mrs. Duncan asks. Amy nods her head that it is. “Definitely,” she tells the Assistant Band Director, “I definitely didn’t want to deal with another mess in the girls’ room there.” “You’re right, Mrs. Duncan,” Amy acknowledges, “Even if I didn’t like the toilets there, it was definitely easier to just use the toilet there and not try to hold it in and wind up going in my pants.” She goes on to thank Mrs. Duncan for helping her clean herself up in the stall. “I don’t know what I would have done without you,” she tells Mrs. Duncan, “I don’t know how I would have gotten myself cleaned up without your help.” “Well, the important thing is that you learned your lesson,” she tells the girl, “The important thing is that you started going in the toilet after that and didn’t do any more messes.”
It being Amy’s first offense and her having no other toilet violations, she is officially given a warning and dismissed without punishment.
Moving on to Ellen -- a cute bespectacled brunette -- her case is quite different than Amy’s. As I’ve noted, she’s not only charged with “Panty-Soiling” but “Lying” to Mrs. Duncan about it. “Lying is the more serious violation,” I tell the tall, skinny freshman, “Going in your pants was only an accident but lying, obviously, is intentional.” “As we saw with Amy, a first time panty-soiling isn’t all that serious,” I explain, “But you’ve made it a whole lot worse on yourself by lying about it.” “I’m sorry, sir,” Ellen tells me, obviously quite contrite, “I’m really sorry especially about lying to Mrs. Duncan.” “I guess I just didn’t want to admit to going in my pants,” she explains, “I guess I was just too embarrassed about having an accident in the first place.” “Well, you should be embarrassed about having an accident at your age,” I tell her, “If you want to avoid being embarrassed by that, you should make sure that you go in the toilet when you’re supposed to.” “But if you do have an accident, you need to learn to take responsibility for it,” I lecture Ellen, “For your sake, I hope this is the last time you try to lie your way out of being caught with an accident.” “Lying about a toilet violation only compounds your guilt,” I explain. “Yes, sir,” she tells me contritely, “I’m sorry, sir.”
Turning now to Mrs. Duncan, she tells us that it was another student that reported to her that Ellen had had an accident. “This other student was apparently in the girls’ room having a bowel movement of her own,” Mrs. Duncan explains, “And Ellen was in the stall next to her.” “This girl noticed that in the stall next to her, the girl had already flushed the toilet several times and seemed to be using an inordinate amount of toilet paper,” the pretty Assistant Band Director continues, “So, of course, she suspected that something was wrong and started paying attention to what Ellen was doing in the stall.” Relaying what she was told, Mrs. Duncan tells us that it eventually got to the point -- probably after she finished wiping herself of the mess -- that Ellen changed out of her messy panties. “She told me that she could see Ellen’s shorts on the floor under the stall partition,” Mrs. Duncan continues, “And then eventually she saw Ellen carefully sliding off her panties.” “And she says that she clearly saw that there was a mess in those panties,” she explains, “She told me that the messy panties where on the floor a while and she could see them quite clearly under the stall partition.” “Apparently she didn’t know at the time that it was Ellen in the neighboring stall,” Mrs. Duncan explains, “But she got to see who it was when they both come of their stalls.” “She told me that she saw Ellen clutching a T-shirt and she had it all bunched up in her hands,” Mrs. Duncan explains further, “She said it was pretty obvious that Ellen was hiding something in there.” The implication, of course, is that she was hiding her messy panties in there.
“I see,” I tell Mrs. Duncan, “And then I suppose you confronted Ellen about whether she had messed in her panties.” “Yes sir, Mr. Chairman,” she tells me, “I pulled her aside during a break in marching practice and asked her if she had had an accident earlier that day.” “I actually asked her several times if she’d had had an accident,” Mrs. Duncan reports, “And each time she vehemently denied that she did.” “She said that she’d been in the bathroom earlier but had simply used the toilet like she was supposed to,” she reports further, “She said it was a messy one and she had to wipe a lot to get herself clean but she vehemently denied that she had done any of it in her panties.” “I just didn’t know who to believe,” the ever thorough Mrs. Duncan explains, “I had a creditable report of Ellen having had an accident but I had Ellen herself vehemently denying that she did.” As our Assistant Band Director gives the details of her investigation, I note that Ellen is standing there stoically staring at the floor. “Is this all true, young lady?” I ask her, “Did you deny to Mrs. Duncan that you had soiled your panties?” “Yes, sir,” the pretty, dark-haired freshman admits. “And you had soiled your panties?” I ask her further. “Yes sir,” she answers me again, this time obviously quite ashamed of herself.
Mrs. Duncan goes on to explain that the matter wouldn’t actually be resolved until the next day. “The next morning at breakfast, her cabin-mates were complaining about a bad smell in their cabin,” Mrs. Duncan continues, “And even then Ellen didn’t step up and admit to what she’d done.” “It wasn’t until we searched through the cabin that we found it,” she tells us, “Hidden at the bottom of Ellen’s footlocker, in a plastic bag, we found Ellen’s soiled panties. “So you managed to smuggle your soiled panties out of the girls’ room and then you hid them in your footlocker?” I ask the tall, skinny freshman. “Yes sir,” she acknowledges, “I didn’t realize that they would smell like that -- I thought they were safe in the plastic bag I put them in.” “But you certainly could have admitted to what you did when we discovered the smell in your cabin,” Mrs. Duncan suggests, “Obviously, you knew by then that we were going to discover your soiled panties.” “I don’t really know what I was thinking,” Ellen says, “Like I said before, I guess I was just too embarrassed to admit that I’d gone in my pants.”
Upon questioning from me, Ellen admits that the accident happened because she, too, was trying to hold it in rather than go “poop” in the girls’ room like she was supposed to. “It wasn’t like I was trying to hold it in all week without pooping even once,” she tries to explain, “I knew I couldn’t make it all week without pooping even once.” “I was trying to hold it in and go at night when everyone else was sleeping,” she explains, “I was trying to wait and go when I could have more privacy in there.” But she also tells us that she learned her lesson from this experience of having this accident. “After that I just went and used the toilet when I needed to,” she tells us, “I didn’t really care who was in the bathroom when I need to go -- I just didn’t want to have another accident in my pants.”
That she learned her lesson from the experience and apparently properly used the toilet after that is, of course, a good thing. But the TVPC cannot ignore that Ellen blatantly lied to Mrs. Duncan in the performance of her duties as an investigator for the TVPC. And she obviously prolonged what should have been a quick and simple investigation by Mrs. Duncan. Acknowledging all that, I’m left just shaking my head at the bespectacled freshman beauty. “Unfortunately, your punishment for this is going to be a double whammy,” I tell her, “But you have no one but yourself to blame for this.” “You’re obviously going to be punished for lying to Mrs. Duncan and that’s no small matter,” I explain, “But now you’re also going to get punished for the panty-soiling itself.” “Normally, you’d only get a warning for the panty-soiling just like Amy got,” I explain further, “That, of course, being that it was only your first offense.” “But since you committed another violation in connection with the panty-soiling, you’re not entitled to get off with just a warning,” I tell her, “Now, I’m afraid, you’re going to have to get punished for that as well.”
For the panty-soiling itself, I sentence Ellen to write 100 times, “I will not soil my panties in school or at band camp again” and to serve 1 hour of detention. Even under these circumstances, the punishment for a first panty-soiling isn’t too bad and Ellen definitely looks surprised at how lenient it is. But, as I noted before, Lying is the more serious offense. For that Ellen will have to serve 5 hours of detention and write 500 times, “I will not lie during a Toilet Violations Punishment Committee investigation again.” That, on the other hand, is enough to reduce the poor girl to tears.
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