Subject: What would happen if neither X-chromosome became Barr bodies?

This isn't possible as far as I know, but how would two fully-activated X-
chromosomes affect the individual should it occur? If an extra X-chromosome in 
a male, which becomes a Barr body, causes feminization, among other things with 
those few extra genes, then what would happen to a female if the hundreds of 
genes inactivated for compensation were, in fact, active?

Re: What would happen if neither X-chromosome became Barr bodies?