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my picture I posted on my avatar is sideways. Not sure how I can rectify that if anybody knows how to do that I would appreciate it.
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You will have to use your phone or a computer to rotate your avatar. Then, you will need to upload it again.
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Isn't the dog/human thing interesting? My old Dad, God rest his soul, was the archetype red-blooded American male of the Greatest Generation, extraordinarily strong physically and mentally, ex-Army drill instructor, a warrior, in his prime he feared no man. Yet he shed tears when his beloved little black feist dog died. I understand it now having gone thru raising that special once-in-a-lifetime one from a pup, and then losing them.
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Isn't the dog/human thing interesting? My old Dad, God rest his soul, was the archetype red-blooded American male of the Greatest Generation, extraordinarily strong physically and mentally, ex-Army drill instructor, a warrior, in his prime he feared no man. Yet he shed tears when his beloved little black feist dog died. I understand it now having gone thru raising that special once-in-a-lifetime one from a pup, and then losing them.
