Your cube is nice. I had a camp stove in mine for a few months but that was because I was too lazy to put it back in my car and then in storage.

This is more camp than a Millets xmas party.

Do I spy a Dell XPS Studio 435? Also, nice wooden box on your desk.

This reminds me of a summer or two ago when some acquaintances in a nearby city who were living in a basement suite got flooded out. Everyone had to move out while they fixed the place up, so the one guy set up a tent in the back yard and lived in it for a month. It was quite humorous poking your head in the tent and seeing a huge air mattress and a 37" LCD TV in the tent. I can't remember if he had a PS3 at that point or not...

mmm..smores.

you can also put a speaker just beyond your tent that continuously plays cricket sounds.

ROFL

We sealed the cubicle of one of my coworkers up with saran wrap and tape when he fell ill out of fear of the Dreaded Swine Flu. The upshot is that it provided a localized temperate zone inside his cubicle, which helped his office plants and keeps him a few degrees warmer than us when the poorly-designed AC kicks in.

In fact, he liked it so much that another coworker asked to have it done to her cube. We did a much better job on hers.

I've also worked in a handful of offices that have used military-surplus camo netting for cubicle decorations. Those people always kind of freak me out.

Don't you all have to work at work? =)

I might scrap the tent of a huge camo net much higher up. All though i taped the big flap back on the left, so now it's nice and open and today my coworker said: "i'm gonna be honest with you matt, today i'm jealous of your tent. it looks like a nice day to be in a tent.."