[jboot]

When I was in fourth grade, we had a gargantuanly obese kid that pooped "inappropriately" almost every day-in his pants, in corners, on the playground, you name it. His mother claimed that he had a "condition" and sent a little bag with fresh undies each day so the teacher could change him. Our teacher didn't buy it for a minute. She took Poopie aside and told him that if he did his thing even one more time that he was barred from the big class picnic that we were all REALLY looking forward to. "Condition" or no, Poopie was clean for the rest of the year.

I suppose that today the teacher would be fired or something.

[CarolinaPeach]

There was also an ‘inappropriately pooping’ obese kid in my kids’ Sunday school class, a sixth grader. He got his feelings hurt because the kids started complaining that he stunk after he loaded his adult sized diaper and just sat there. I told my kids they didn’t have to sit in the room with him and they could leave when that happened. One morning, after Sunday school, his mother tried to chew me out because she said my two told her son he smelled. I laughed and said, “Well he does, especially after he fills his diaper and just sits there. He needs to get up and leave and I’m not making my kids sit in there with him. End of story.” She didn’t take it well and tried to explain he had a condition. Yeah, yeah lady, whatever. This boy was in the sixth grade, not in a wheelchair or on crutches, and aside from being a nervous, obese kid who was terrified of his mother, there was no reason why he couldn’t at least get up and leave when he had ‘to go’.