To break a code...

[Writer]

Ok, so here's the deal:

 

5 years ago, I wrote something in a notebook and I wrote it in some kind of code I came up with... sort of like I shifted letters around or something. Now, I can't read a word of what I wrote. Is there some kind of program online or otherwise that might be able to translate it for me? I'm interested to know what kind of secret I've been keeping

[idle]

Tyler Durden is all in your head.

 

Go sleep now.

[Writer]

uh... what??

[idle]

...never seen Fight Club? My apologies, I assumed everyone in the world had.

[access_flux]

why don't you put it up here, and see if one of us can crack it?

[Writer]

I was a pretty strange kid... not sure I'd feel comfortable letting that oddity leak out on the internet.

[Kain]

Most kids had a secret code that them and their friends shared. If anyone thinks your wierd for it, then their probably hideously embarrassed about their code.

[jon_hill987]

If you wrote it with a caesar cypher this should help you out.

 

http://www.richkni.co.uk/php/crypta/caesar.php

 

I used to write stuff in runes...

[Writer]

I think I just shifted some letters around... and it's not the code that makes me wierd... I'm worried about what I used it for

[jon_hill987]

A caesar cypher is just shifting some if the letters round but the all go in the same direction by the same amount the key would just be a number. a substitution cypher the letters are just swapped for another, the key would look something like this... abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxysmnbvcxzlkjhgfdsapoiuytrewq.

[Writer]

Hey, thanks! that's cool!