Wired

So, to crap, I need to read, ie to think. So, I have the magazine Wired in my bathroom, and i usually jump around articles, until one interests me to read. I started looking at the Kryptos article. It says that 3 out of 4 mystery puzzles are unsolved. Now, when I used to read the newspapers, the comic sections always had a Kryptoquote. I loved doing them. So, this one sparked my interest, so much that it intrigued me.
OBKR
UOXOGHULBSOLIFBBWFLRVQQPRNGKSSO
TWTQSQSSEKXXWATJKLUDIAWINFBNYP
JCDIGKUHUAUEKCAR
Thing's I've noticed:
1)First half has lots of O's. *spaces, but only first half. Also, there are Us, but
2) Repeaters, and often. The SS most common. *do that mean a switch in algorithm?
3) 1-2 repeaters with some in between: TWT, QSQ, . *are they like the repeaters, or just cusidence?
4) 2 full words, CAR & WIN (is that what i get if I solve this).
O=(blank)BKRU=YOUR, O=(blank), X=A, O=(blank), GHULBS (++RNY+ -unknown), O=black, LIF=N++, BB=algerithum change. WFLRV=(WHOMS), QQ=algerithum change, PRNGK=(ANSWE), SS=algerithum change, OTWT=(HERE), Q=(blank), SJ=ME,Q=(blank), SS=algerithum change, EK=TO, ZZ=algerithum change, W=A, A=(blank), TJKLUDI=WANTED, A=(blank) WINFBNYPV=(SOLUTION), TT=algerithum change, MZFPKWGDKZXTJCDIGKUHUAUEKCAR
I think?