THE ALL DAY GIRLS
Chapter 3: COMPETITION TIME (F hold-it, touching on desp)
By Paul Tester

The All Day Girls used to meet every Sunday in one of the senior girl's 
studies.  Hardly had the 24 hour group been established when those girls 
started wondering just how long it was possible to wait.  Janet suggested 
they double the liquid intake and try again for 24 hours, but this was 
considered to be impossible, and the subject was dropped.  The next week five 
girls, including Erica, admitted that they had tried to last 24 hours with 
double liquid intake, but all of them had given up in desperation during the 
afternoon.  Their competitive instincts were aroused, and each of the five 
began asking when the others had given up, and how badly had they wanted to 
go.  Each was implying that they had not tried that hard to wait, and could 
have lasted much longer if they had really wanted to.  Pauline said there was 
only one thing to do, have a waiting contest and see who could last out the 
longest.  Nine girls, the eight 24 Hour Girls and the one who had not quite 
made it, said they would enter the contest.  

Some basic rules were formulated;  the girls would compete in three groups of 
three, and drink 300 ml of water or other liquid of their choice every hour 
from 8 am onwards, after having their last piss at 7 am.  A standard liquid 
intake had to be maintained the previous day to avoid anyone being too 
dehydrated.  The competing group would meet in a study after lunch and keep 
drinking until there was a winner.  Once the competition started in earnest 
in the study, liquid intake had to be doubled to 300 ml every 30 minutes. 
This time, a girl could use any method she liked to hold out, but all would 
have to follow a standard routine of ten minutes sitting, fifteen standing 
and five minutes walking about in the half hour.  Since the competition was 
taking place in private, all the girls would wear closely fitting grey 
leggings that would show any leaks, and "standard" knickers without an 
absorbent gusset, which one member had bought a bulk supply.  Finally, it was 
added that the winner had to wait at least 20 minutes longer than the second 
place girl.  The winner of each group would then compete in a final to find 
the Champion Bladder of the school.  The groups were selected at random, and 
the first competition was set for the Saturday, and another on the Sunday.  
The third heat would be the next weekend, and the grand final the weekend 
after.

The competing girls were:
      Alison, just 18, average height but thin with red hair, and one who 
      was struggling at the end of 24 hours.
      Caroline, 17, a full figured Sloane Ranger type, with dark hair.  She 
      had been desperate after 24 hours, but in control.
      Diana, the second youngest, 16, and only just able to make the 24 hour 
      group.  Average height but plump with blonde hair.
      Erica, the youngest and not yet 14, but with a huge bladder capacity.  
      Average build for her age, short brown hair.
      Michelle, 18, an elegant French girl with long dark hair and slim 
      figure. One of the favourites to win.
      Pauline, the group leader, 18, and another  favourite to win.  Tall, 
      well built, with long blonde hair.
      Rachel, 18, easily made the 24 hour group, a tiny girl with dark hair, 
      suspected of having hollow legs because she could wait so long.
      Susan, 17, a big girl in every way, with short auburn hair.
      Tracy, 17, a short plump girl with brown hair, and the only one who was 
      not a 24 Hour Girl, but intensely competitive and determined to do 
      well.

It was thought that the winner would be one of Michelle, Pauline, Rachel or 
Susan, with Erica possibly also in the running, but after some vigorous 
discussion it was decided not to attempt to "seed" the competitors but just 
to draw the names out of a hat.  The results were:

	Heat one.		Alison, Michelle, Tracy.

	Heat two.		Diana, Erica, Susan.

	Heat three.	        Caroline, Pauline, Rachel.

Michelle was considered to have got an easy heat, and expected to make the 
final, while heat three was expected to be the closest.  In heat two, Susan 
had considerable support as many of the girls considered that Erica was an 
upstart and could not bear the idea of so young a girl being able to wait 
longer than they could.  Susan herself was not so confident, as she knew how 
much she had wanted to go after 24 hours.  Heat three was going to be the 
real contest, and many considered that this should have been the final, as 
Pauline and Rachel were the two favourites to win.
