i always wondered that because you never see them do anything to turn it on if you know please tell me or maybe its just turned on through the force or something
OK Kip, was just having a laugh, wasn't trying to make fun of you. I wondered about it myself once, a long time ago. You gotta admit, the thread title kinda asks for it. Twas only a matter of time...
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Kinda reminds me of that Simpsons episode (the Malibu Stacey one), when Smithers switches his computer on, a digital Burns mermaid appears who says "Hello Smithers... you're quite.... good at.... turning... me on"
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A guy, a man, a dude, a homey, whatever man, as long as I can turn my lightsaber on in the evening...
BTW Kip, just to get COMPLETELY off-topic here, seeing your signature thumb thingee, I saw Napoleon Dynamite yesterday, and was disapointed by it, it started great, but I thought the humor quickly became flat and predictable. I heard it's real popular in the States, being referenced to death à la Austin Powers and all. Is that true? The film is real unknown here in Belgium.
(BTW We have you're president now, so behave... aah, too be Belgian, first we keep your president hostage, then we get to see ROTS before yous guys... only one step away from world domination now ;-))
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Burn them down!! The lot of them!!
Last edited by Obi-OneManShow on Feb 22nd, 2005 at 04:10 AM
Not to disrespect the original poster, but if you watch the OT, Luke is very exageratted (Obviously pushing on it or whatever) ACTIVATING his light sabre in a couple of the scenes. Not to mention the Han scene in Empire. Personally, I think having to use the force to activate it would make more sense in the "Only force sensitives/Jedi use light sabres." theory.
i disagree carnage.
a jedi must use the force to weild a lightsaber, in order to block laser blasts and whatnot. they can see things before they happen, and thats why they are
so good at it, as quigon put it. as far as turning the thing on, in itself its just another weapon. its a cool idea though, having to use the force to ignite it. kinda like a safety mechanism in case it fell in the wrong hands.
as far as turning on a saber, people can argue that luke used the force when he turned his saber on (utter nonsense, but how do you prove them wrong?).
the proof is in one man: han solo. he turned the saber on, so it must be a switch.