SW: Obi-Wan's Outfit

[Lt. Staplic]

Yes. According to Imperial Law.

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

Well, their lightsabers aren't concealed.

[Tsukiyumi]

Well, their lightsabers aren't concealed.

They are with the robes on.

TPM: Anakin accidentally saw Qui-Gon's lightsaber when he moved his arm; I don't think he meant anyone to see it.

ANH: Obi-Wan had his concealed until he lopped the guy's arm off in the cantina.

And, so on.

[Aaron]

The Jedi are space cops, the Conventions don't apply.

Seriously though, they fall under the Justice Department.

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

Well, their lightsabers aren't concealed.

They are with the robes on.

TPM: Anakin accidentally saw Qui-Gon's lightsaber when he moved his arm; I don't think he meant anyone to see it.

ANH: Obi-Wan had his concealed until he lopped the guy's arm off in the cantina.

And, so on.

Yeah, but Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan both were going incognito there. I mean, you've got Anakin annoucing to that bar in AOTC, "Jedi business."

And Kendall's got a point. the Jedi are just damned hard to pin down. "We're a religious order... with superpowers. And starships. We also meditate... and levitate!"

[Lt. Staplic]

don't forget that they can magicly change from monk to pig in an instant.

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

don't forget that they can magicly change from monk to pig in an instant.

Okay... sorry. I don't get it. Could you please explain, Staplic?

[Lt. Staplic]

monk as in religious figure

I'm not sure where your from, but around here a common nickname for cop is 'pig'
sorry to any poliecemen on the site.

[Sionnach Glic]

IIRC, Striker's from the UK, and I don't think there are any guards around here. Not that I know of, in any case.

[Lt. Staplic]

that may be why he didn't get it, I'm pretty sure it's an american thing, but I could be wrong.

[Aaron]

IIRC, Striker's from the UK, and I don't think there are any guards around here. Not that I know of, in any case.

Kamakazie Sith is a cop but he hasn't been on since 07. I've heard pig tossed around as a slang for cops in Canada but not that often.

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

IIRC, Striker's from the UK, and I don't think there are any guards around here. Not that I know of, in any case.

Actually, New Hampshire. And now I get it. Thanks for the explanation. I just haven't thought of cop=pig in a long time.

[Praeothmin]

I've heard pig tossed around as a slang for cops in Canada but not that often.

Actually, we use it quite a lot in Quebec, although in french.
We call them pigs, dogs and bull... Cochons, chiens et boeufs...
We like our cops in Quebec...

[Aaron]

Actually, we use it quite a lot in Quebec, although in french.
We call them pigs, dogs and bull... Cochons, chiens et boeufs...
We like our cops in Quebec...

Haha, I had a MCpl Cochon in Basic as an instructor! What a fitting name.

[Praeothmin]

Although if he was french, it was probably spelled "Cauchon"...