Mountain Lion is setting my social network avatars to the inbuilt picture of an orange. Wat.

I set my Mountain Lion avatar to a picture of me. When I check Accounts in System Preferences, it is the picture of me.
However, when I use Mail.app, it sets my picture to the sliced orange. Wat?
When I use Messages, it again sets my avatar to the orange. And since Messages is awesomely presumptious, when I sign in to Google Talk with it, it changes my Google Talk avatar to the Orange. So now it shows up in Gmail. Thanks, Mountain Lion!
I don't see where to change this, other than my avatar in System Preferences. What am I missing? Why does Mountain Lion think an orange represents me so well?

So how did you set that in the Users & Groups Pane? The choices are:
Defaults (which includes the Orange among other pics)
Recents
Camera (that would be the built in camera)

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