You mean from the page? No, that would defeat the purpose of being able to turn it off. If you mean from the browser, of course. In Mozilla, for example, Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Scripts & Windows uncheck "Enable JavaScript for:" "Navigator" and "Mail & Newsgroups".
If you just want to toggle the scripts on your own page, though, that could be done. You'd just have to build in some kind of switch in each of them that would check the value of some form element on the page then either continue with the script or stop running. It wouldn't really disabled JavaScript, but it would seem to.
There might be some security flaw you can exploit in IE 5.x that would let you really do it, but I doubt it would work on 6, though, and it certainly wouldn't work on anything else.