Cubicles Gone Wild: 13 Wacky Workspaces

“Hank, either you try that Subway diet or I tell the boss the space-sharing arrangement has failed.”

Oh, the work you will do! Perfect seating for Thing 1 and Thing 2! (Just imagine what the home office looks like.)

Coming soon to your office: The H1N1 Cubicle Containment Kit.

In “Office Space,” Milton’s cube moved four times in one year, traveling farther and farther away from the window (where he used to watch the married squirrels). And then he ended up in the bowels of the Initech basement, in Storage Room B.

PC? Check. Telephone? Check. Semi-automatic Assault Rifle? Check. (Larry just couldn’t figure out why all of his coworkers stopped inviting him to lunch.)

“Has anyone seen Melissa around? She hasn’t been to any meetings today.”

This ‘cube’ won the Examiner.com’s “Worst Cubicle in the World” award. It’s hard to disagree with the results.

The only problem: Those wretched ink stains just won’t come out.

Actually, this is pretty clever. But tempts coworkers to write “dust me” on your wall.

The photo is a bit blurry, but we think the photographer (and the dweller of this cube) prefers it that way. He calls it a “hell hole.” C’mon, it’s not that bad.

The ‘cube’ for a junior officer aboard a submarine. What, no room for pictures of Mom?

Some cubicles practically beg for pranks. At least the toilet paper is unused.

Sure these Londoners are enjoying it now, but just you wait til the bloody clouds roll in and the showers open up.