“I can’t run.”
A person or a state of being where one is unable to run — physically, mentally, or metaphorically.
It symbolizes limitation, but also acceptance. Crocsie is slow, perhaps awkward, but keeps moving in their own way.
A person or a state of being where one is unable to run — physically, mentally, or metaphorically.
It symbolizes limitation, but also acceptance. Crocsie is slow, perhaps awkward, but keeps moving in their own way.
1. “Sorry I’m late... You know I’m a Crocsie.”
2. “He’s not lazy. He’s just a Crocsie.”
3. “Being a Crocsie doesn’t mean you stop. It means you go at your own pace.”
2. “He’s not lazy. He’s just a Crocsie.”
3. “Being a Crocsie doesn’t mean you stop. It means you go at your own pace.”
by Theo Kwon July 20, 2025
A state or being characterized by a complete lack of movement or inability to run.
Used to describe creatures, machines, or people who cannot run or move swiftly.
Often implies physical limitation, mechanical failure, or an intentional design choice.
Used to describe creatures, machines, or people who cannot run or move swiftly.
Often implies physical limitation, mechanical failure, or an intentional design choice.
After the accident, he became a loconull, unable to run or move quickly.
The robot was built strong but totally loconull.
In the post-apocalyptic world, the Loconulls were the ones left behind.
The robot was built strong but totally loconull.
In the post-apocalyptic world, the Loconulls were the ones left behind.
by Theo Kwon July 20, 2025