Crack the Code Challenge

[[Gandalf]]

Challenge I
The first challenge was:

code:

106103110110113

Which methodoxx correctly figured out as being an ordinal value shift by 2, characters obviously being in groups of 3, and the message being 'hello'.

Challenge II
Next challenge, first person to solve it gets 100 bits:

code:

,qceoc#iv!i`owp"ghc!gor`tq#cp`"zcju"qid!.pbp`xjq"gm#uphce`c!gkr"ok#cneffk"umm&mE

It should be significantly more difficult, but still quite doable. Good luck!

Rules:
-No collaboration.
-Original messages are strings and in English.

[[Gandalf]]

After some attempts to solve this, I've decided to eliminate one the major difficulty of the challenge. For 40 bits, find the English sentence in challenge two, where the key is 12632. Perhaps that was a bit too much to ask, but now I'm pretty much giving it away, am I not?

An additional 40 bits will be given for code to encode and decode the given phrase in a language of your choice. It should not and may not be more than 10 lines long in a high-level language, excluding any overhead, or you're doing it wrong.

[matt271]

hmm i dunno much about encryption but im curious about it.

can u tell me how long the string is?