I need a free content generator

Hi
Here is what I have in my imagination:

I type a phrase, press submit, and a unique article containing that phrase is generated.
Article does not have to make sense. but it would be nice if it wasn't pure garbage either.
needs to be free.
either access online through your browser, or a software that you download and install. either way is fine.

Does something like this exist?

Here is what I have in my imagination:

I type a phrase, press submit, and a unique article containing that phrase is generated.

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Dude you smoke too much :canabis:

This thing exist in dreams only .
I recently saw this in my dream yesterday .

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I'm not even going to bother ask why, but for whatever reason you are in need of this "free content generator ", I simply would NOT recommend using it because of the following:

1) You'd be shocked at how such incoherent and unreadable writing at an extreme could exist
when simply taking one glance at what the generator had spit out.

2) You'll probably spend just about same amount of time rewriting the c**p your petty little machine spewed out as you would
if you were to write it out all by yourself.

Bottom-line: you are better off writing your own content, simple as that. And if you suck donkey balls at writing,
like the many among us here, then their are a plethora of article writing services you could look to.

dont be cheap, buy content. if you cant afford it. write it yourself

Get TBS, go to ezine articles, grab an article, spin every word and you are done.

You'll need to build your own database of words that are not in the Good > Better > Best, and that will take you some time.

I've built my database and can spin just about any topic to 90% uniqueness.

Copy is horrible, but it's unique.

You already possess the most advanced content generator in the world: a human brain. Put it to work. Once you're making money, hire other people to use theirs, so that you can focus your brain on bigger ideas.

Geez, I understand that automatic simple tasks can save a ton of time and money, but let's not try and cut the human brain completely out of the equation.