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Giving A Baby A Lightsabre Is Never A Good Idea
Imagine a world where lightsabres are real. Totally awesome, yeah? All fun and games, right? But not really when a baby gets his hands on a lightsabre. When they start waving things around, you’re at their mercy. Fingers, homes, human bodies and anything else are just in the way.
This Video Will Ruin Star Wars For You
It’s easy to pick on Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace because of Jar Jar. And, well, everything else too. But you know what’s always fun about Star Wars? The lightsabre battles! This video, however, hilariously points out how silly they look like on closer inspection.
Sharp Dressers Secure Ties, TIEs With Lightsabre Tie Tacks
Watch Hundreds Of New Yorkers Battle Like Darth Maul
New York City’s Washington Square Park was the host to a giant Lightsaber Battle. Almost a thousand people showed up to battle it out in epic Star Wars style.
Lightsabre-Wielding Robot Tracks Your Movements Like A Sith Lord
The JediBot, created by students at Stanford University, is a robotic arm that tests your skill with a lightsabre-ised foam sword. By using a Kinect, it’s able to home in on its enemy’s weapon and attack or defend accordingly.
The Two-Headed Sith Series Spyder III Laser: Death By Fun
You Can’t Beat An Old Man Lightsabre Fight
Two elderly French gentlemen engage in an argument over wine or baguettes or mandatory five-week holidays or what have you, when OH MAN LIGHTSABRES. Thank you, internet. I take back everything I ever said, etc.
Holy Crap, I’m In A Taiwanese Animation About That Lightsabre Laser
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GOD, weird. So a while back I called Wicked Lasers’ Spyder III a “real life lightsabre“. (It wasn’t quite that cool in practice). LucasFilm took issue and threw a fit. Here’s the whole saga (and ME) immortalised in Taiwanese CGI.























