Law & Order: CCU (Computer Crime Unit)

Do you notice something odd about the images on my screen?

The Crime:

Everything is upside down!!!!!!!

The Law:

None of my children are authorized to touch my computer without permission.

Who violated Mom’s rule????

Investigation:

The offender left behind strong evidence pictured above.

A local suspect was swiftly taken into custody.

Now, Circuit’s scientific pursuits haven’t yet extended to DNA research, so I was forced to informally compare the evidentiary hair fur to the sample from our suspect.  Without an official DNA match, conviction appeared doubtful.

As court sessions progressed, the prosecution revealed prior evidence indicating that our suspect was, in fact, a repeat offender.

Verdict:

A black and white feline named Nara Oreo was found guilty of the crime of sitting upon Mom’s computer.

Nara was thoroughly scolded for her naughty behavior.

She was sentenced to 3 hours without play.

Conclusion:

With some skillful upside-down mousing, I used GoogleChat to contact my computer-geek husband at work.  He discovered the location for that screen setting, and after some skillful upside-down reading and more upside-down mousing, I de-rotated my screen.  Whew!  Much better.

Note:  Convict photo by Button.