It's a tough world out there for bees. First they have to deal with colony collapse disorder, then there was that whole weird Seinfeld movie, and yet now their worst nightmare has come true as they can't find flowers to pollinate! Or at least that's what the site giving away these free wildflower seeds from Bayer implies. Their Feed A Bee program wants to help keep your local bees healthy by having as many people as possible plant these free wildflower seeds.

The site also vaguely states Bayer “will plant wildflowers” if people share or watch this short video thanking bees for all their hard work. It currently only has 13,000 views, which are basically anti-viral numbers, and yet the comment section is already the broiling dumpster fire you've come to expect from YouTube! You can avoid those and watch the video if you're so inclined.

EDIT: Bummer, these ran out. The page says they may have more in stock soon though.

Dang it, where were these free sunglasses straps when I went to the lake last summer? Or the previous summer? Come to think of it, how about the summer before that one? Man, Future Goob is going to be absolutely thrilled with Present Goob!

The website for free Odomos mosquito repellent is sure to provide plenty of nightmare fuel for yours truly your child, so make sure you sign up for them. Then while you're at it, request one for your favorite freebie blogger too.

EDIT: The link has been updated.

Sorry for the lack of freebies on Friday and Monday. My brother was competing in the X-Games this weekend and I made a last minute audible to go watch him defend his gold medal. His team came up a tad short this time around, but it was a heck of a weekend getting to hang with my family and friends, both new and old.

As for the freebie, Marlboro is giving away a free leather luggage tag by clicking the giant “Way of the Bold” banner once logged in. Then scroll down until you see the image above and you're all set to travel the globe. Well, granted you have a plane ticket or an amazing oceanic hitchhiking strategy. I hear dolphins let people sometimes ride them?