Rotating image when refreshed

Hi, I have a table with a background image inside one of the
cells, I would like to change this background image when the page
refreshes. i cant figure out how to do it!
It is here: www.morgansilva.com
THanks!

I should say that I would like text over the images, so I
want the rotating image to be the BACKGROUND of the cell. Hope that
helps explain it more.

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(First Im sorry if Iv done this wrong)
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no, images is the folder name where they are held, but i tried it anyways but same problem. cheers though
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I hope this is the appropriate place to post this request, if not, please redirect me. Thanks.
I have extremely limited knowledge using Dreamweaver and coding (ie: I know basic html), but I am attempting to build a page where the image I have sitting in a table cell changes randomly to another when I refresh the page. I have looked on the net for simple copy/paste solutions, but it is boggling my brain, and the attempts I've tried don't seem to be successful.
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