the weirdest thing

This is completely unrelated to art, illustration, design or any of the other things I set out to write about here. It's just a little thing, a trifle for the day. Let's call it a linguistic diversion. This is because I'm about to spend the day tiling the kitchen and haven't got anything better to put here.

So, like some desperate, lonely loser, I was googling myself on Google blogsearch, and came across this very odd site called readingeagle.myloger.com on which at least two of my posts have appeared but in completely (and quite delightfully) mangled English! For example, my clocks post on Tuesday comes out like this:

As a in some measure of my melancholy modify for the stubbornness the clock (yeah yeah, I’ll fastened up adjacent to it after this), I’ve been trawling the internet to descry what else I can after. If no more than I had loadsa well-to-do (and a MUCH bigger house), eh? Above: from Clock Props in London, where you can letting clocks as props or acquisition bargain them for the stubbornness your undisturbed. Clockwise from nonentity leftist: 1930s two-sided try clock Ј650, 1950s cream moving clock sold etc.

Weirdy funny weirdness! They also have my Cleo Mussi post up here, and it's really quite funny. Here's another gem (which I wrote about Pigeon Vintage yesterday):

I had a look at the recline of the ingredients they deracinate someone’s associate for the stubbornness selling and, me oh my, do they deracinate someone’s associate some tasty-looking things.

Oh someone please explain? Is it a thing that trawls random blogs and translates them (albeit somehow back into English)? Whatever it is, I am finding it very entertaining...