What did you do during highschool lunch?

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Grab what I wanted, skip everyone in line, type in my brother's account number so it'd be charged in his name, and try to stuff my face before the bell rang five minutes later.

Took my lunch to school and spent the lunch period in the art center, usually throwing on the pottery wheel.

I was never in a normal high school. My two years of high school were in a mental hospital and a reform school so I had no choice and was forced to sit and eat lunch.

In junior high I sat in front of or on the side of the school since no one wanted to sit with my and so no one would bother me, plus at that age I wouldn't eat in front of other people. After they started sending me to other schools to be in the "special" class I'd sit in the classroom and refuse to go to the lunchroom.

Played basketball with the popular kids.

Take that Asperger's.

I often wandered around during lunch (after eating). Either outside, or through the halls. When my grandma moved to the apartment building next door to the highschool, I'd go there for lunch, and watch TV until it was time to go back! Occasionally I brought a friend with me.

Went home. Thank god we do not have school lunch times here where I live. School ended at the end of morning and you could flee back home.

I walked around
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Manhunt! or Hide and Seek!

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Fight.
Usually more than once.

Usually for something Id said previously that wasnt "Gangsta" enough, or was belittleing to a "G".

OR Id have to Fight a guy because I just whipped a guy, or more often Id have to fight Several guys for that sin.

They never could reconcile someone that thought three times faster than they did AND was Hyposensitive to pain. Well, they couldnt reconcile that with the geezer beating them being a Nerd and walking around reading Asimov novels and listening to Acid Jazz with my Huge studio monitor headphones on, and doing Tai Chi and Yoga anyway.

1st and 2nd years (age 11/12-13/14), were housed in an annexe. For the first year there, I was entitled to free shool meals, as my dad was unemployed. But, I never once went to the dining hall. So, I took a packed lunch and stood in an quiet corridor with a couple of friends or we sat on a wall outside, if it wasn't raining. In 3rd year, we transferred to the main building and I stayed 5mins walk from there, so I always went home. I never used the school toilets, as I was terrified of the loiterers, so I don't know what I would have done if I didn't stay so close.

I'd walk around reading a book or revising. By walking around it made it harder for morons to find me -i obviously guessed correctly that they lacked tracking skills
Sometimes I'd watch the trees or the unconscious patterns kids made on the fields

I spent my time in the computer suite with my only friend. I played Minesweeper mostly, although I did also teach myself Word and Excel and was the first in my school to use the new CD ROMs when we got them because I got on well with the teacher in charge of the computers.

I did the best I could to have lunch with other kids in my class, but they kind of acted like I wasn't there, but I hated being seen on my own so I had to stick with them (at that school people got bullied if they were seen too much on their own - sad, I know).

But when I got to year 10, (aged 15), I found a group of my own and I was even wanted when I was with them. We used to sneak out of school at lunchtime and buy food up the town.

Played card games with friends in the hallways.

I usually stayed in the quiet upstairs alternative high school where no one was around. I popped on a computer and entertained myself in my glorious silence =D

In my school district, ninth grade was at the junior high! Mine was the last ninth grade class at that school - after that ninth grade was at the senior high!

That year, I had one class at the senior high up the street right after lunch! I hated going to the lunch room, so I high-tailed it up there and asked if I could sit in the library until class time. The librarian I asked was a lady who was at my elementary school when I first transferred there in FIRST GRADE She said I could.

So I noticed that during the lunch hour, there was a table of upperclassmen - four of them, who sat in there talking and laughing. My junior high school years were miserable and I longed for that type of friendship. I often spent lunch in the junior high library to avoid being bothered with other students who called themselves trying to make things hard for me.

So the next year, I was at the senior high and began making friends and stuff. I told a couple of them that I never go to the cafeteria, but to the library instead. I said, "Hey, let's meet up there." So after they ate, they would come on up and meet me. It became a regular thing with me and a couple of guys. Then a curious thing started to happen. More of my friends were joining us - one I reunited with from knowing each other in middle school (we had a class together at HS) plus others I met through her.

And then people I didn't even know started doing it. After a while, the library looked more like a student lounge than anything else! Drove the librarians CRAZY! When I graduated, the school declared that students could no longer go to the library without a pass from a teacher!

THOSE were the days!