Cryptogram, part deux

[chuckro]

This one should be a little tricker.

The clue: Every vowel maps to a consonant, and that rule works both ways.

"Pu pw wkpq utku ftzwzjnjc utj xzqw fpwt uz qjwuczo, utjo apcwu hkyj hkq. Ps akru, ftzwzjnjc utj xzqw fpwt uz qjwuczo, utjo apcwu tksq utj jmdpnkbjsu za k wupry fput k apvvpsx adwj ksq 'Krhj Qoskhpuj Rzhgkso' fcpuujs zs utj wpqj. Pu'w hzcj psujcjwupsx, ksq qzjws'u ukyj wz bzsx." --Ujcco Gckurtjuu

Comments

[edgehopper.livejournal.com]

It's trickier, but the apostrophes give it away:

"It is said that whosoever the gods wish to destroy, they first make mad. In fact, whosoever the gods wish to destroy, they first have the equivalent of a stick with a fizzing fuse and 'Acme Dynamite Company' written on the side. It's much more interesting, and doesn't take so long." -- Terry Pratchett

[chuckro.livejournal.com]

Double-check me, but that should be "they first hand the equivalent".

[edgehopper.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that's right. Whoops. I thought "have" didn't make much sense there...