Fill out this form to receive a free poster from Snowmassfreeride.com.

Sure, there may be some quibbling out there about whether Seattle's Best Coffee is really Seattle's best (and as it's now owned by Seattle native Starbucks, well, that's just a conundrum, ain't it?). But free coffee is free coffee, and I, for one, am not going to quibble about that.

Getting a free sample is as easy as filling out your name, address and email -- you'll get to choose between Henry's Blend ("uncommonly smooth"), Seattle's Best Blend ("captivating aroma and a smooth finish") and Vanilla Bean ("perfectly combines smooth coffee flavor with vanilla"). Is Seattle's Best Coffee "a whole different cup"? Soon, you'll know.

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The Fantastic Freebies pickins' are slim today -- maybe corporate America is tightening up on the giveaways because of the credit crisis.

So today all that I have to offer you is this free National Rifle Association guide to the 2nd Amendment. Just click here to fill out the form.

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If you're in the mood for some stylish but affordable furniture, click here to print out a coupon that will entitle you to one free coffee and one free breakfast (a $1.98 value). The offer is valid October 11th through 13th.

Today's Fantastic Freebie is a subscription to Genre, a gay lifestyle magazine, courtesy of Nuwear. From the website:

Nuwear is offering all our web visitors a free subscription to Genre magazine. Every month, the magazine throws a spotlight on the hottest, the freshest and the best-in entertainment, the arts, fashion, home design, automotive, technology, health and fitness, grooming and travel. Our readers are smart, stylish and tuned in. They're leaders. We engage them by looking at the world through their eyes and speaking to them in their own language. Loaded with intelligence, insight and an irreverent wit, GENRE is for the man who's a lot more than just out.

Click here to fill out the form.

For a free sample of Durex's Play Lubricant, follow this link: http://www.playlubricants.com/offers/ About the product: Play™ More is a classic, water-based and glycerin-free lubricant that's perfect for frequent use and ideal for those trying lubricant for the first time. Delicate water based lubricant Non sticky or greasy Glycerin-free Fragrance free Non-staining to clothes, sheets or skin! Washes off easily with water Safe to use with condoms Ideal for use with personal massagers

Interested in investing in green technology? Or do you just grocery shop like a savvy eco-lover? Either way you'll want to check out this freebie. Mantra Venture Group, a company that "facilitates investment in sustainable, commercially viable technologies," is offering a free tote bag in green or red.

The company has a patent on converting carbon dioxide to fuel; whether or not you have the money to invest in that product, it's certainly an interesting venture and a snazzy bag that you can proudly store in your hybrid car or bike panniers.

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Don't fret if you didn't celebrate Museum Day, the round-the-country free-admission extravaganza arranged by the Smithsonian on September 27. Several corporations have been stepping up so you can steep yourself in culture, admission-free, on other dates.

If you carry a Bank of America card, you're eligible for free entry to more than 70 museums on the first weekend each month. The lineup includes museums in 18 states, but those living close to the coasts will have better luck finding a participating venue nearby. The only states in the country's interior represented are Arizona, Illinois, Michigan and Texas.

This promotion, begun in May, lasts through next April. It's a vast expansion of the bank's sponsorship in years before, which was limited to a month. Either a Bank of America credit or check card gets you in.

Sign up for (and attend) a free Home Depot Do-It-Herself workshop on saving energy, and get a $10 coupon that can be used on any purchase of $100 or more.

The October 23 workshop is going to offer tips on reducing electric and gas bills, showing attendees how:

• Leaks in your walls affect your heating and cooling costs
• Insulating your HVAC system benefits your wallet
• Properly caulking windows and doors prevents drafts and high heating bills

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Every day, WalletPop will be bringing you information about a fantastic freebie. Like what you see? Check back tomorrow for more!

From audible.com:

To celebrate the announcement of Zune's compatability with Audible, we're proudly making Dean Koontz' Black River available as a FREE download. Simply click the "Get It Now" button below, and you'll be on your way.

About the book:

Master of suspense Dean Koontz creates an undercurrent of terror in this story set deep in the dark and troubled town of Black River.

Burned-out Hollywood screenwriter Bo Aikens is fed up with life in Los Angeles. He heads out of the hustle and bustle of the big city and arrives in picturesque Black River in Northern California, seeking relaxation and artistic inspiration. In small, idyllic Black River, nearly everyone is happy, contented, and welcoming of strangers. But despite the beautiful setting, Bo begins to feel unsettled after several disturbing incidents. He discovers that all of his money has been transferred to a bank account in Black River, and a house has been purchased for him by someone on "his" instructions.

Troubled by various, peculiar twists of fate, Bo decides to leave Black River. As he becomes entangled in a nightmarish plot, preventing his return home, it suddenly seems clear to Bo that his perfect little hideaway captures more than just the imagination of its visitors.

You've heard the saying "Give away the razor to sell the blades."

Well iVillage and Schick are mailing free Schick® Intuition Plus® razors to the first 70,000 people to fill out this form. According to the manufacturer:

The Schick® Intuition Plus® razor has three blades surrounded by a Skin Conditioning Solid. It lathers, shaves and provides extra moisture in one easy step for a close, smooth shave.

• Pivoting head provides greater flexibility to follow contours
  while shaving
• Slim, no-slip rubber handle helps maintain grip in the shower

The Car Care Council -- an industry trade group of sorts -- is offering consumers a free guide to caring for their cars. According to the Council:

This first-of-its-kind reference guide for motorists from the Car Care Council is now available to the independent market. Focus group research revealed that shop owners, counterpersons and technicians would find the guide valuable when discussing recommended maintenance and repair to their customers. Consumers interviewed agreed that they would trust information from a credible third party like the Car Care Council. The successful "Be Car Care Aware" consumer education campaign has demonstrated motorists' interest in vehicle maintenance information and advice. The 56-page guide covers nine major service occasions and 12 component groups of the vehicle, plus service interval recommendations, a maintenance log and much more. Additionally, the guide now contains two new sections on fuel economy and environmental awareness. Order your FREE copy today!

Just click here to fill out the form.

Just what you need: a poster of the food pyramid from the USDA. But wait, there's more! Fill out this form and you can also get tips for families and an anatomy poster.

Is your family crazy for pumpkins? Walking around my neighborhood, it seems this year that everyone decided to bring the pumpkin patch to their own front yard; I'm wondering the intelligence of trekking 25 miles to the traditional pumpkin farm, complete with hay ride, when I could just grab the wagon and walk two blocks to the huge patch at the new neighborhood eco-village. Next year: I want to plant a patch of my own.

That's why I'm taking champion pumpkin farmer Brian Christiansen -- "the surgeon that grows giant pumpkins" -- up on his offer of free seeds. He's generously offering to dry seeds from his enormous, prize-winning pumpkins and send them to you. All you have to do is mail him a self-addressed, stamped bubble pack (a SASBP). He doesn't expect anything in return, though you're welcome to trade him for seeds you have kept. But please include a note. Tell him WalletPop sent you, and that you want to bring the pumpkin patch to your neighborhood.

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Unsure what to do this weekend? Let me plan it for you.

Don't take me too seriously. I can hardly handle navigating my own weekends, and I'd break under the pressure if even one or two readers asked me for help. But I do have an idea, which I found on a fellow writer's blog, Atlanta On the Cheap, just to give credit where credit is due. And it's a web site that any WalletPop reader living in Atlanta should know about.

But I digress. This Saturday is Museum Day, sponsored by Smithsonian Magazine and the esteemed Smithsonian Museum, arguably the greatest museum ever and a must-see anytime you visit Washington, D.C.