lightsabers

Why is it that when ever a jedi/sith dies there lightsaber turns of?

perhaps it automatically shuts off when not gripped, yet has a sort of locking mechanism for throwing. who knows.

Dead man's button?

Perhaps it has a connection with the user and can tell when they are dead???

Like a dead man's button. Once you let go, it switches off. Perhaps in throws they use the Force to keep the button pressed.

Seems odd to begin with that something as a lightsaber...very complex I don't doubt could work with a single button.

Whaaa?

That's not even a word.

Just as your previous post wasn't a proper line. I didn't get a word you were saying.

How so? It was very reasonable.

Originally posted by General G
Seems odd to begin with that something as a lightsaber...very complex I don't doubt could work with a single button.

😕

I see no problems...maybe you are getting hard at understanding.

Grammar wise it's complete garble.

Originally posted by queeq
Grammar wise it's complete garble.

you missed a comma.

Right...I will rewrite it for those understanding impared.

Originally posted by Schecter
you missed a comma.

Touché. 😂

"It seems odd that something as comples as a lightsaber can be activated and deactivated with a single button."

Comples?

And why? Your tv switches on with a single button. So does your computer.

Complex.

Not lightsabers.

I M drunk!