» Anatomy of a Skull-Infested Cubicle
The debt-free web company I work for (ye ol’ “day job”) moved into a brandy-new state-of-the-art building earlier this year. While the elder managers on the top floor were initially hesitant to give us free-reign decorating privileges, the Halloween season provided the opportunity for a pod/cubicle decorating binge. I went with a skull theme (go figure):

Updated! The rotted skull under the red-bulb skull lamp on the left is spewing a roiling mist all over that end of the desk. Then the tombstones all have skulls, a translucent resin skull to the left of the monitor, there are three smaller skull beneath it. To the right of the monitor (from left to right) is a bobble-head skeleton on top of the phone (right under the giant skull poster with green eyes), the Reaper clock over top of the 10-skull fountain, the talking candy-dispenser skull, the voice-changing talking skull, a cone-head skull with a cone of mini-skulls, and finally a string of 10 skulls that blink to the “Halloween” theme.
Little does management know I have no intention to take this down after Friday… tee hee!
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Brilliant! I did a spider infestation theme, since they freak me out. I’ll try taking pics and show you. Cameras aren’t allowed here, but hey - it’s cube pics not confidential files pics….