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Amazingly stupid question

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jordan

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ok everybody see the image that i have on the side? well when you click on my profile there's another one there. how do i get that one, to show up on the left? I know this has nothing to do with axolotls and i apologize for that but i need to know why the picture on the left won't change. Thanks for answering the stupidest question.
 
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aimee

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When I click on your profile, it shows the same one you have next to your post.....
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hailz

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Same here
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sounds like your computer is playing tricks on you
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