Is This Encryption Just an Alphabet Shift?

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Can anyone figure out this encryption?
 
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I spent some time on this, and I'd like to know the answer.
 
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That's what I got too, but why did you spell 'slowest' c-o-o-l-e-s-t? :smile:

sueanne, if you confirm that this is a systematical encryption, I will give it a go, otherwise, there is no hope of anyone solving it unless we steal your secret decoder ring :P
 
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There are clearly repetitive symbols, so I figure perhaps its just some alphabet-shift. I tried by displacing the most repeating symbols with vowels, but it still did not yield anything.