Mentally Ill Blogger Charles Johnson Hides Shrinking Numbers of New Members

Yesterday I was browsing the cached copy of Little Green Footballs (see my prior entry on how to do this) and noticed that Crackpot Charley had briefly opened the door for new members (called "hatchlings") to sign up.

Crackpot Charley used to post an invitation for new sign-ups, then close the window after 20 minutes or so.  He would then post something like this:  "126 new hatchlings in 22 minutes."

I notice that he is no longer revealing the number of new hatchlings.  Is that because there are so FEW nowadays, Charley?

Continue the ban on this hateful, lying jerk.  Don't read his blog directly or link to him.  If you have to read his blog, use the cache method.  Google Reader may also be an option.  In any case, use a method that does not increase the M.I. Blogger's hit count, Google or Alexa rank.  If you have to link to one of his articles (e.g. to refute it), link to the cached copy to avoid sending CC any traffic.

Let's keep Charley's Google rankings on a downward trend!  

If you just HAVE to visit "Little Green Footballs," here's the way to do it

If you have to visit "Little Green Footballs," there is a way to do it without incrementing Crackpot Charley's hit counter or increasing his Google or Alexa ratings.  Here's how:

1.  Go to www.Google.com.

2.  Type this in the search window:  cache:littlegreenfootballs.com
     Then press the "Google Search" button.  A very recent cached version of LGF will come up.

For users of Google Chrome browser the procedure can be done as above, or alternatively, in one simple step:  just type cache:littlegreenfootballs.com in your browser window and hit enter and the cached site will come up.

This will give you the cache (or saved) copy of Little Green Footballs.  You can read it, play any videos provided, all without giving Crackpot Charley any web credit for the visit.  If you must link to an LGF article, link to the cached version.  This will deny Charley any additional traffic.

I read LGF only rarely now as it has little to say that I consider important.  However, when I do, I will use the cache method described above.  You do it too.

Please feel free to repost this message on your blog.