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Is there a reason as to why my avatar will show up on my 360 page, but not on answers?

it's been doing this for a few days now. when i bring up the 'edit info' screen on My Q & A, the 'use my 360 pic' option is greyed out and unavailable. or maybe everyone can see it but me.... i don't know. anybody got any suggestions? can you see it? it should be a purple guy with boxing gloves, combat boots, a White Zombie shirt, a jock strap, and arms coming out of his head.

Current glitch has been going on for a week for many...
(Encluding myself.)

Photos not showing up from 360

See this thread in the forum for the Official word.

http://messages.answers.yahoo.com/answers/threadview?m=tm&bn=SEA-YahooAnswers&tid=83366&mid=84044&tof=1&rt=1&frt=1&off=1

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5 Responses to “Boxing Gloves White”

1. littlealbatross Says:
   September 8th, 2010 at 5:47 pm

   Think Battle Royale, but with more investigation of the society that would allow such a game to happen. I can’t speak on whether or not it was really intended for adults, but it doesn’t feel like she’s skimped on any of the violence you’d expect in a book about a game where kids kill each other in an arena. I suppose she could have gone into a lot more detail, but it’s not all “fade to black” style stuff, designed for children. I loved it, personally. It’s also a really quick read, so if you get through Hunger Games and don’t like it, you’ve only wasted a few hours (and $10 or so if you chose to buy it).

2. lisa Says:
   October 4th, 2010 at 1:01 pm

     -1

3. Slade Ham Says:
   November 7th, 2010 at 10:37 pm

   Makes me want to come to Minnesota even more now… I don’t like comedy when it looks rehearsed either. When it’s at it’s best, it’s all Lewis Black style… sounding off the cuff but choreographed and blocked down to the footstep.

4. THE BOTTOM LINE!!! Says:
   October 18th, 2011 at 6:09 am

   Music — wrestling had/has nothing to do with my tastes in music. Probably the biggest influence on me was an older cousin in the late 60's who introduced me to Black Sabbath. Growing up in a home with County & Western-loving parents, Black Sabbath was quite an eye-opener.

   Clothes — I've always been Levi's and T-shirt kind of guy. Perhaps on a very sub-conscious level Dusty Rhodes had some influence on me, but it's not something I decided one day (to dress like Rhodes). Probably my father had more of an influence on me in that regard.

   Attitude/Treating Others — wrestling has influenced me in this. I was always the quiet guy, plugging along, never complaining. And it got me nowhere. I learned from watching wrestling that the "squeaky wheel gets the grease". If you want others to recognize your "greatness" you have to tell them about it. Constantly. But in order to avoid being a "flash in the pan" and "all style, no substance" you have to back up that "greatness". You can't just tell people you're "great", you have to show them, too. This is most reflected at my job. I used to be the anonymous guy everybody dumped problems on and relied on to fix those problems (you all know those dumped-on guys)…with no rewards…and more importantly, little respect. So I added a little The Rock arrogance, a little Stone Cold "attitude", and a little Triple H PR to my "work persona". Not over-the-top like those three, but enough. I'm still "old reliable" but everybody knows "just who the hell I am". At a recent employee evaluation meeting, the boss called me "intimidating". Not the effect I was going for, but I'll take that over the under-respected mousy problem-fixer I was. This "wheel" "squeaks" now and gets "greased" from time-to-time, thanks to the influence of The Rock, Stone Cold, and Triple H.

   Being older, well-established, and a "proven commodity" (at work), I find the disrespectful attitudes of the "new kids" (who want everything just handed to them) offensive (Chris Jericho is voicing their opinions perfectly). With them, I am fairly arrogant and demanding; I paid my dues to get to where I'm at; nobody is going to step over me through shortcuts, they will pay the same dues I did; nobody GETS my respect, they have to EARN it. The incessant whining here about the older wrestlers (especially Ric Flair) offends me. Clueless kids complaining about somebody they know nothing about it, and whining because their favorite "flavor of the month" isn't headlining every show.

   As for The Dragon (me): he's a lot like the man he was named for (Ricky Steamboat). Good at what he does, but not overly flashy. A career babyface who doesn't complain much. He's respectful of others, but does have his limits, a line you can't cross.

   I see the updated top ten as a "changing of the guard" type of thing. I have all the respect in the world for King Kjors, the man knows wrestling, and cuts through the crap better than anybody else in this section. But he's a lot like like Ric Flair in the 80's. Good at what he does, flashy, arrogant, abrasive, loud, and sometimes obnoxious. The 80's heel Flair had a lot of fans; so does Kjors. A lot of people hated Flair; a lot people hate Kjors.

   This section had Ric Flair at the top for a long time. Now we have Ricky Steamboat who, thus far, has proven to be a popular "champion" (thanks for the support, everybody). Can The Dragon sustain that? Or will he have to "tweak his gimmick" to remain on top?

5. BDSaysHi Says:
   January 24th, 2012 at 6:13 pm

   Whoa, it's not that serious. lol…wow, you curse people out and get all irate over a comment on someone's life that doesn't even know or care that you exist? Wow…Good luck with that!

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