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Re: 2010 Game Hint #2
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Originally Posted by dustinjeremy2k
This was my second observation, but again, I think it's a mistake (like the yellow trip hazard plates that should be bent instead of flat).
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On the contrary, I think that making those yellow plates straight and not curved was deliberate. It doesn't seem like they would make a simple mistake like that.
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Originally Posted by GaryVoshol
They cover the field wall supports so people don't trip.
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Originally Posted by DUCKY
The Yellow squares in the drawing are to prevent/identify tripping hazards around the fields. All fields had them... maybe not all were yellow... but they were there.
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Then why wouldn't they be curved down to touch the floor in the picture? These look like they're there to serve some other purpose.
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