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    Talking How Lightsabers Work

    Chances are that you have seen a lightsaber at one time or another, whether on the evening news or down at the local cantina.
    This article covers everything you'll ever need to know about a lightsaber from their uses, to how they actually work.

    How Lightsabers Work

    If you fancy having at some of their many uses and would like to buy one, try here.

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    NEVER point the blade emitter of a lightsaber toward your own body. NEVER look down the "barrel" of a lightsaber, even if you are "sure" it is in safe mode. If you accidentally activate the lightsaber, serious injury could result.
    LMFAO! "Is this thing loaded?" BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZT! *thud*

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    "how lightsabres work"

    aquire appropriately sized tube/cylinder
    repeat after me "fffsshhwwwuummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, fffzzzzzzzzz, fffzzzzzzzzz"
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    thought that said badger cutter for a second!
    toasts and slices at the same time
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    "blade length adjusting knob"

    Why does that term amuse me so?

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    Nice one ajbrun, you should buy one..

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