back to my old cube. I love corp life.

same thing happened to me 2 weeks ago, man. it sucks. i feel your pain.

my cubicle at Atlantic Monthly was BAD ASS.

it was more like a fishbowl.

I hung up a Motorhead poster in it, too

The left wall of my office/cube is covered with old Heavy Metal Breakdown flyers. Makes me smile.

i share my cube with a very attractive female, so i can't complain.

i don't have a cube. my workplace is an open floor with offices next to it. i work out on the floor, but my desk faces the wall, so i feel like i get a little bit of privacy.

i'm getting a triangle instead of a cube

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I stand in front of a 600 degree over for 12 hours at a time. Your cubicles sound wonderful to me.

I share mine with a very annoying female, which I'm known to complain about from time to time.

After 11 years of service, I finally scored an office. No window, but it's nice to shut the door to keep morons out.

After 4 years of cube work, I kinda want to do something completely different soon.....I feel like i'm going to wither away to nothing.

I have a desk in an office that was converted from a wet lab. There's a locked door, and a small hallway you have to get through to get here. It rules. If Hitler's bunker had internets, and random image threads he wouldn't have killed himself so quick.

ouch

not 6 months ago, I moved from up there to down here.
now I have to move back.

I liked it better up there anyhow. I'm setting it up WAY better this time. I had too much crap that I didn't use. now I've slimmed down once again. my cube will no longer be a working coffin.

looks like a decent set up though. luckily we have really nice pool tables in the break room.

ouch. yeah i got pretty lucky, considering just about every single other person around me is horrid.

Cubes...that must fucking suck. One thing I learned about what I wanted to do with the rest of my life while I was in college was that I didn't want to end up in a fucking box unless I was either dead or incarcerated.

I like having a place to hang my jacket.

i feel the same way, but in a way, working in a cube for a while has been a great learning experience and motivator to pursue exactly that.