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A New Weapon In The Cubicle Wars

Here at BKO, we always strive to keep you up to date on the latest advancements in inter-cubicle warfare and weaponry technology, so today we are pleased to show you this video of the Card-A-Pult, a rubber-band powered catapult constructed out of business cards and capable of launching a projectile a distance of at least six feet. While decidedly less lethal than the X-acto Blade Crossbow, and with far less range than the laser-guided Nerf missile launcher, the Card-A-Pult offers extreme portability, can handle a variety of unique projectile payloads, and is perfect for short-range confrontations with co-workers, lunchmates, and people in crowded waiting rooms.

The designer of the Card-A-Pult, with the ever-so-apt name of G.B. Cannon, is happy to provide you with step-by-step instructions on the construction of your own Card-A-Pult, including additional videos of the creation process.

As always, if you or your operatives are caught or captured with said weaponry, BKO will deny any knowledge of your existence or mission. This post will self-destruct in five seconds…

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Laser-Guided Office Assault Weapon

It’s been a while since the last time I told you about the latest in cubicle warfare systems, so I think this post is due. This webpage tells you how to create a projectile launcher using a couple of big binder clips and some rubber bands, then kicks it up a notch by adding a laser pointer for improved targeting accuracy.

This baby has enough penetration power to push a pencil through both sides of a Coke can. Imagine how lethal this could be if you used a couple of X-acto blades to make an arrow tip. (No, I will not tell you how to do that. I’m sure you can figure it out on your own.) That would shut up that fat-ass blowhard in Accounts Receivables pretty damn fast, don’t you think?

Of course, once the TSA gets wind of this, you won’t be able to bring office supplies on airplanes any more. And don’t even THINK about hiding them in your underwire bra.

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Cubicle Warfare Goes Hi-Tech

Target Acquired

Looks like the days of paperclip trebuchets and Xacto-blade spearheads are over as cubicle warfare enters a new era of modern weaponry.

Yeah, you shelled out the bucks for this USB-powered foam-rocket launcher…but Curtis From Accounting just stepped up his game with Laser-Guided USB-powered Missiles, complete with 3-D targeting software you run on your PC or Mac. Using a real Class-3 laser (the kind they put in laser pointers), you can pinpoint your target anywhere in the missiles’ 100-foot range for accurate long-distance strikes.

You know what that means, don’t you? That’s right…FLAMING laser-guided foam-rubber missiles!

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Office Warfare – Light Artillery

Film Canister Cannon

In our occasional series of posts about small-yet-potentially lethal weapons you can make out of ordinary office supplies, today we feature this step-by-step set of instructions for making your own cannon using an ordinary film cannister and a balloon.

The premise is quite simple, but effective, and should allow you to launch small projectiles at your opposing cow-orkers even from a distance. The website author is coy and suggests using marbles or dried peas as your ammunition, but for the hard-core office warrior nothing will do except ball bearings or perhaps even sharp bits of glass. But you didn’t hear that from me.

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