Everyone has that one weird thing about them. Sometimes that thing is looking at sultry bee drawings. But, on the other hand, most everyone needs a job. 

That’s why we’ve compiled a list of inappropriately-drawn cartoon bees, but we hope this doesn’t distract you from your job search.

Why sexy bees? I don’t know. Why are you here when you should be on LinkedIn? Leave us alone.

Regardless, we hope this hot bee collection finally convinces you to pursue your career goals.

We hope there are other tabs open on your computer with job listings. Read more…

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Source: Mashable | Will this list of sexual cartoon bees finally convince you to start applying for jobs?

A house cat found the perfect opportunity to photobomb a live news segment. 

Fox13’s Scott Madaus was teasing a live report from a field in Hernando, Mississippi where someone claims they spotted a cougar one day earlier. 

“I’m Scott Madaus, live in Hernando, Mississippi where there have been spottings of a cougar,” the man said into the camera. “And that’s not it, that looks like a house cat,” he continued as the shot panned to a very normal cat, and stayed on it for the remainder of the recording. 

On the screen, the chyron reads: “LARGE CAT SPOTTED.” Read more…

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Source: Mashable | House cat perfectly photobombs a live news report of cougar sightings in Mississippi

Before a soccer match in Berlin, German team Hertha Berlin (Hertha BSC) linked arms and took a knee, mirroring professional athletes in the U.S. taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racial injustice.

Hertha BSC players took to the field and took a knee together before their match against FC Schalke 04 on Saturday, making a gesture “for tolerance and responsibility” and “a tolerant Berlin and an open-minded world,” according to the team’s Twitter account.

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Source: Mashable | German soccer team joins NFL players in taking a knee

A Bicharin soldier. The Bicharin are a tribe of the Beja nomadic ethnic group that live in southern Egypt and Sudan.

Image: Rijksmuseum via Europeana

C. and G. Zangaki were two Greek brothers who were active photographers in Egypt from the 1870s to 1890s.

Apart from that, little information about them survives (even their first names are disputed).

Produced mainly as souvenirs for European tourists, their photos recorded ancient Egyptian ruins and the bustling modern cities of Cairo and Port Said, as well as posed “types” of various Egyptian peoples.

The Great Sphinx of Giza.

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Source: Mashable | Magnificent images capture the ancient and modern wonders of 1800s Egypt

A pet-friendly hotel may be your only option when traveling with your furry friends, but what about when you’re traveling with your horse?

Lindsey Partridge was checking into her motel in Georgetown, Kentucky earlier this month when she overheard that the guest in front of her had a dog with her. Realizing the hotel was pet-friendly, she decided to use he opportunity to show off how docile her special pet could be, according to  Kentucky.com.

So, when Partridge was checking in, she — apparently jokingly — asked the staff if her horse could also stay, considering the Super 8 was welcoming towards animals.  Read more…

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Source: Mashable | Woman tests limits of pet-friendly motel with her horse