Who’s up for solving a keyboard shift cipher?
One of my favorite quotes will be hidden behind this. See if you can crack it.
SAA O LMPE OD O LMPE MPYJOMH.
Good luck fellow puzzlers!

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Who’s up for solving a keyboard shift cipher?
One of my favorite quotes will be hidden behind this. See if you can crack it.
SAA O LMPE OD O LMPE MPYJOMH.
Good luck fellow puzzlers!
Good afternoon friends and fishes! Who’s in the mood for a good keyboard cipher?
Keyboard ciphers come in many different shapes and forms. From cell phones to laptop keyboards, keyboard ciphers have a variety of ways to trip people up. One of my favorite types of keyboard ciphers uses a cell phone number pad to correspond letters to numbers. This can make a cipher particularly tricky to figure out. Other types of keyboard ciphers base the code around changing the key pressed by moving up or down one key. This means an S could become an E or vice versa.
Wanna try a keyboard cipher? Here’s one I made up a little while ago:
8253 843 84473 87246 86 5464’7 27677 7828466